Understanding Luke's Life

The video covers chapters 4-6 of a story about Luke, an illegal third child. It explores his life changes, including a new breakfast routine due to safety concerns, a letter about hogs affecting the family, and the impact of a high tax bill. The family struggles with financial issues and the need for Luke's mother to work, highlighting their efforts to protect Luke while dealing with external pressures.

What is the main reason Luke's family keeps him hidden?

• He is allergic to sunlight.

• He is afraid of strangers.

• He is a secret agent.

• He is an illegal third child.

Why does Luke's father think keeping the shades pulled is safer?

• To keep the house cool.

• To block out noise from outside.

• To prevent people from seeing Luke.

• To save on electricity.

What does Luke's family do to protect him during breakfast?

• They send him to the attic.

• They let him eat in the kitchen.

• They hide him in the basement.

• They ask him to eat on the stairs.

Where does Luke eat his meals after the new routine is established?

• In the kitchen with his family.

• On the bottom step of the stairs.

• In his bedroom.

• Outside in the garden.

What does the letter about the pigs signify for Luke's family?

• They will receive a new farm.

• They are getting a tax refund.

• They are invited to a government meeting.

• They must get rid of their hogs.

How does Luke feel about the family's decision to get rid of the hogs?

• He is excited about the change.

• He feels foolish for asking questions.

• He is relieved.

• He feels indifferent.

What does the family rely on for their 'bread and butter'?

• Their vegetable garden.

• Their dairy cows.

• Their hogs.

• Their corn crops.

What financial challenge does the family face after the tax bill arrives?

• They have to pay for a family vacation.

• They need to buy new farming equipment.

• The tax bill is three times higher than usual.

• They have to sell their house.

What is Luke's mother's plan to help with the financial situation?

• Get a job at a factory.

• Start a new farm.

• Rent out a room in their house.

• Sell homemade goods.

What is Luke's reaction to his mother's news about getting a work permit?

• He is angry.

• He is happy for her.

• He is worried about being alone.

• He is indifferent.