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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

What food does Gregor reject from Grete after she tries to feed him?

• Milk and bread

• Leftovers from their previous family dinner

• Meat and potatoes

• Garbage

What is the best description of Gregor's family's behavior in the apartment with Gregor locked inside his bedroom?

• They are never there, scared Gregor will get loose.

• They talk in soft voices and choose to never stay there alone.

• They are always loud, so as to drown out Gregor's noises.

• They constantly have company over to make it seem like their life is normal.

How does Gregor try to make Grete and his mother more comfortable when they enter his bedroom?

• He hides under the couch with a white sheet.

• He stands upright to act more like a human.

• He tries to speak to them in calm, soothing voices.

• He hangs from the ceiling so they can walk on the floor freely.

What does Gregor overhear from his father about their current financial situation?

• That they are bankrupt and are forced to sell the apartment

• That he has come to an agreement with Gregor's boss about his starting work again soon

• That he has managed to save up some money to help them survive without Gregor working

• That the entire family must return to work to help them pay for the family's expenses