Among The Hidden: Chapter 1-3

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What is the main theme of 'Among The Hidden'?

Back

The main theme is the struggle for identity and freedom in a society that restricts individual rights.

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What does the term 'third child' refer to in the book?

Back

A 'third child' refers to a child who is born into a family that is only allowed to have two children, making them illegal and forced to hide.

Front

Why does Luke have to hide from the world?

Back

Luke has to hide because he is a third child, which is against the law in his society.

Front

What is the significance of the attic in Luke's home?

Back

The attic serves as a hiding place for Luke, where he can observe the outside world without being seen.

Front

Who are Mathew and Mark in relation to Luke?

Back

Mathew and Mark are Luke's older brothers.

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What does Luke's relationship with his parents reveal about their views on the law?

Back

Luke's parents are fearful and compliant with the law, which dictates that they can only have two children.

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How does Luke feel about being hidden away?

Back

Luke feels lonely, frustrated, and trapped due to his hidden existence.

Front

What does Luke do to cope with his isolation?

Back

Luke often looks out the vent in the attic to watch the outside world and imagine a life beyond hiding.

Front

What does the term 'hiding' symbolize in the story?

Back

Hiding symbolizes the loss of freedom and the struggle against oppressive societal rules.

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How does Luke's perspective change by the end of Chapter 3?

Back

By the end of Chapter 3, Luke begins to realize that he is not alone and that there are others like him.