Among the Hidden Ch. 1-10 Quiz

Why did Luke’s dad sell the woods behind their house?

• The government forced him to so they could build houses.

• Another farmer offered him a lot of money for it.

• The family owed the government money.

• The Population Law went into effect.

The Population Law went into effect before Luke was born and stated that -

• families were limited to one child each.

• families were not allowed to have any more children for the next 10 years.

• families could not have more than 2 sons.

• families could not have more than 2 children.

Why is Luke jealous of his brother Mark?

• Mark is the oldest and has more privileges.

• Mark is the second child and does not have to hide.

• Mark is taller than Luke.

• Mark does not have as many chores to do.

Luke’s bedroom was in the ​ (a)  

• attic.
• basement.
• shed.
• back of the house.

Why didn’t Luke tell his parents about his ability to look through the vents?

• Luke’s parents were too busy to worry about vents.

• Luke was afraid his parents might forbid it.

• Luke’s father had warned him to never go near the vents.

• Luke’s parents didn’t know the vents were there.

Luke had to start eating his meals from the stairs instead of at the table because -

• his mother had sold his chair to pay for food.

• his family received a letter from the government.

• a worker asked his father a suspicious question.

• the window coverings were not thick enough to hide shadows.

Luke's father receives a letter from the government ordering him to get rid of -

• the pigs.

• Luke.

• the dogs.

• the blinds.

Why is Luke’s father told to get rid of his pigs?

• They are too smelly.

• They are too expensive.

• They are not healthy.

• The government wants to raise pigs.

What plan does Luke's mother have for getting money to pay the tax bill?

• She will get a job.

• They will sell their house.

• Luke will get a job.

• None of the above.

Why is Luke upset when his mom announces she will be getting a job?

• No one will be home to protect him.

• No one will be home to prepare his meals.

• No one will be home to keep him company.

• No one will be home to answer the phone.