Exploring The Metamorphosis Part 1

What is Gregor Samsa's initial reaction upon waking up?

• Excitement about his new abilities as an insect.

• Relief at finally being able to sleep comfortably.

• Joy at the prospect of flying around freely.

• Confusion and disbelief at his transformation into a giant insect.

How does Gregor's transformation affect his job?

• Gregor's transformation allows him to work from home.

• Gregor's transformation makes him more productive in his job.

• Gregor's transformation prevents him from fulfilling his job responsibilities.

• Gregor's transformation leads to a promotion at work.

What are the first thoughts Gregor has about his family after his transformation?

• Gregor believes his family will be better off without him.

• Gregor feels indifferent towards his family.

• Gregor feels guilt and concern for his family's financial situation.

• Gregor is excited about his new abilities.

Describe the relationship between Gregor and his boss as depicted in Part 1.

• Gregor's relationship with his boss is strained and characterized by a lack of empathy and understanding.

• Gregor's boss is very empathetic and cares for his well-being.

• Gregor has a supportive and understanding relationship with his boss.

• Gregor and his boss have a close friendship and communicate openly.

What is the significance of Gregor's inability to communicate after his transformation?

• Gregor's transformation enhances his communication skills.

• It signifies his acceptance of societal norms.

• His inability to communicate represents a newfound freedom.

• Gregor's inability to communicate signifies his alienation and loss of identity.

How does Gregor's family react to his new condition?

• They embrace him with love and support.

• They celebrate his transformation with a party.

• Gregor's family reacts with shock, frustration, and eventual alienation.

• They are indifferent and ignore his condition.

What does Gregor's room symbolize in the context of his transformation?

• Gregor's room symbolizes isolation and alienation.

• Gregor's room signifies comfort and happiness.

• Gregor's room symbolizes wealth and success.

• Gregor's room represents freedom and independence.

How does Kafka use imagery to describe Gregor's new form?

• Kafka uses imagery to vividly describe Gregor's grotesque insect form, highlighting his hard shell and many legs, which symbolize his alienation and loss of humanity.

• Kafka describes Gregor's transformation as a beautiful butterfly, symbolizing freedom.

• Kafka illustrates Gregor's form as a human with exaggerated features, emphasizing his strength.

• Kafka uses imagery to depict Gregor as a majestic bird, representing his aspirations.

What are the themes of isolation and alienation presented in Part 1?

• Alienation is shown by the protagonist's popularity in social settings.

• Isolation is depicted through the protagonist's numerous friendships.

• The themes of isolation and alienation are presented through the protagonist's emotional disconnection from society and their struggles to relate to others.

• The protagonist feels a strong connection to their community.

How does the author portray the concept of duty through Gregor's character?

• Gregor embraces his transformation and abandons his family duties.

• Gregor's character is shown as a rebel who rejects all responsibilities.

• The author portrays duty through Gregor's self-sacrifice and obligation to his family despite his transformation.

• The author depicts Gregor as indifferent to his family's needs after his change.