Understanding 'Metamorphosis' by Franz Kafka

Franz Kafka's 'Metamorphosis' follows Gregor Samsa, who transforms into an insect. Initially, Gregor struggles with his new form and the impact on his job and family. His family, reliant on his income, reacts with fear and aggression. Over time, Gregor becomes isolated, and his family's dynamics shift as they adapt to their new reality. The story culminates in Gregor's death, which ironically frees his family from their burdens, allowing them to move on with their lives.

Who is the author of 'Metamorphosis'?

• George Orwell

• Leo Tolstoy

• Franz Kafka

• Fyodor Dostoevsky

What transformation does Gregor Samsa undergo?

• Into a bird

• Into a fish

• Into a reptile

• Into an insect

What is Gregor's profession before his transformation?

• Traveling salesman

• Teacher

• Engineer

• Banker

How does Gregor's family react to his transformation initially?

• With understanding

• With joy

• With indifference

• With shock and hysteria

What does Gregor find disgusting after his transformation?

• Cheese

• Milk

• Bread

• Meat

What does Gregor's sister do to help him?

• Reads to him

• Sings to him

• Removes furniture

• Feeds him

Why does Gregor's mother oppose removing the furniture?

• She thinks it will help Gregor recover

• She likes the furniture

• She wants to sell it

• She thinks it will make the room look empty

What does Gregor's father do when he sees Gregor?

• Throws apples at him

• Ignores him

• Hugs him

• Talks to him

What job does Gregor's sister take up?

• Teacher

• Sales job

• Musician

• Nurse

How do the tenants react upon seeing Gregor?

• They are scared and decide to leave

• They are indifferent

• They want to help

• They are amused