Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis Part III

Describe Gregor's physical transformation in part III of The Metamorphosis.

• Gregor's physical transformation in part III results in him turning into a giant insect with multiple heads.

• Gregor's physical transformation in part III includes him growing wings and flying away.

• Gregor's physical transformation in part III involves his body becoming weaker, more fragile, covered in dust and dirt, with slower movements, difficulty in communication, and loss of vision.

• Gregor's physical transformation in part III involves him becoming stronger, faster, and more agile.

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How does Gregor's family react to his change in part III?

• They react with fear, disgust, and eventual acceptance.

• They react with joy, excitement, and immediate acceptance.

• They react with indifference, annoyance, and eventual rejection.

• They react with sadness, pity, and eventual forgiveness.

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Discuss Gregor's isolation and loneliness in part III of the story.

• Gregor's isolation and loneliness are alleviated by his active social life and numerous friends.

• Gregor's isolation and loneliness are portrayed through his joy and companionship with others.

• Gregor's isolation and loneliness are depicted through his physical deterioration, lack of communication, and increasing alienation.

• Gregor's isolation and loneliness are non-existent as he is constantly surrounded by loved ones.

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Explain how Gregor's relationship with his family deteriorates in part III.

• Gregor's relationship deteriorates as his family discovers he has been hiding a terminal illness from them.

• Gregor's relationship deteriorates because he becomes overly controlling and demanding towards his family.

• Gregor's relationship deteriorates due to his newfound wealth and success, causing jealousy within his family.

• Gregor's relationship deteriorates due to his physical transformation into a bug, causing his family to view him as a burden and an embarrassment.

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In what ways does Gregor try to communicate with his family despite his condition in part III?

• Using sign language to communicate

• Writing letters to his family

• Sending text messages to his family

• Moving furniture around his room to create words and phrases

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Discuss the significance of Gregor's room as a symbol of his alienation in part III.

• Gregor's room symbolizes his freedom in part III.

• Gregor's room represents his connection to his family in part III.

• Gregor's room signifies his happiness in part III.

• Gregor's room serves as a symbol of his alienation in part III.

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