Among the Hidden: Quiz Chapters 1-5 (10 q)

What is the main conflict faced by Luke in the first five chapters of 'Among the Hidden'?

• He wants to go to school like his brothers.

• He is angry at his parents for keeping him inside.

• He must remain hidden because he is a third child.

• He is scared of the forest behind his house.

In 'Among the Hidden', why does the government prohibit families from having more than two children?

• To control the population.

• To save money on resources.

• To prevent overcrowding in schools.

• To punish poor families.

How do Luke’s parents feel about the government’s population law?

• They agree with the policy.

• They secretly protest against it.

• They obey it but feel guilty about hiding Luke.

• They think it only applies to rich families.

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What does Luke’s father do for a living?

• Factory worker

• Government official

• Farmer

• Shop owner

Which point of view is Among the Hidden told from?

• First-person

• Second-person

• Third-person limited

• Third-person omniscient

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What is the setting of the novel?

• A dystopian future society

• A historical farming village

• A small suburban neighborhood

• A futuristic city

Fill in the blank: The literary device used when the woods are cut down, symbolizing the loss of Luke’s freedom, is ______.

• Foreshadowing

• Metaphor

• Symbolism

• Irony

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Which element helps build suspense in the early chapters?

• The government’s strict laws

• Luke’s brothers playing outside

• The family’s large garden

• The mother telling bedtime stories

What literary technique is used when Luke watches the new neighbors through the vent?

• Flashback

• Imagery

• Dramatic irony

• Personification

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How does the author create empathy for Luke’s situation?

• By describing his longing for freedom and connection.

• By showing him disobeying his parents.

• By emphasizing how happy he is to be hidden.

• By making him resentful toward his brothers.

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