Population Control and Individual Rights

Luke learns about Jen's complex family and her risky lifestyle. He reflects on his secret visits to her and is amazed by her ability to go shopping with a forged pass. Jen demonstrates her computer skills, ensuring Luke's safety by checking his fingerprints. They discuss illegal snacks and the flawed food distribution system. Jen reveals the population law's impact and her plans for a rally to protest for shadow children's rights.

What surprises Luke about Jen's family?

• Jen's family lives in a different country.

• Jen's mother has been married three times.

• Jen has no siblings.

• Jen's father is a famous actor.

Why does Luke stay in his room for an entire day?

• He is grounded by his parents.

• He is busy with schoolwork.

• He is feeling unwell.

• A government inspector visits the Garner's property.

How does Jen manage to go shopping without being seen?

• She goes at night.

• She uses a secret tunnel.

• She hides in the back seat of a car.

• She wears a disguise.

What does Jen use to confirm Luke's non-existence in official records?

• A DNA test.

• A government database search.

• A fingerprinting kit.

• A secret government contact.

Why are potato chips considered illegal in the story?

• They are imported from another country.

• They are too expensive to produce.

• The government shut down the factories that made them.

• They are harmful to health.

What is the main reason for the population law according to Jen?

• To control crime rates.

• To reduce pollution.

• To prevent food shortages.

• To improve education quality.

What is Jen's plan to protest the population law?

• Start a social media campaign.

• Write a letter to the president.

• Hold a rally with other shadow children.

• Organize a petition.