Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis

What is the title of the book written by Franz Kafka?

• The Castle

• The Metamorphosis

• The Trial

• A Hunger Artist

Who is the main character in 'The Metamorphosis'?

• Hermione Granger

• Jay Gatsby

• Atticus Finch

• Gregor Samsa

What is the transformation that Gregor Samsa undergoes?

• Mutation

• Evolution

• Transmutation

• Metamorphosis

What are the themes explored in 'The Metamorphosis'?

• alienation, identity, absurdity of human existence

• war, violence, power

• love, friendship, happiness

• nature, beauty, tranquility

What does the insect symbolize in the story?

• strength and power

• beauty and grace

• fear and vulnerability

• wisdom and intelligence

How does Gregor's transformation affect his relationship with his family?

• His transformation brings his family closer to him.

• His transformation causes his family to distance themselves from him.

• His transformation has no effect on his relationship with his family.

• His transformation makes his family more understanding and supportive.

What is the role of family in 'The Metamorphosis'?

• The role of family in 'The Metamorphosis' is to emphasize the importance of communication.

• The role of family in 'The Metamorphosis' is to showcase the theme of acceptance and understanding.

• The role of family in 'The Metamorphosis' is to demonstrate the power of love and support.

• The role of family in 'The Metamorphosis' is to highlight the theme of alienation and isolation.

What societal critique is presented in the book?

• Materialism

• Individualism

• Censorship

• Consumerism

What is the overall tone of 'The Metamorphosis'?

• uplifting and inspiring

• light-hearted and humorous

• hopeful and optimistic

• bleak and oppressive

How does 'The Metamorphosis' reflect Kafka's own experiences?

• The Metamorphosis reflects Kafka's own experiences through its themes of love, happiness, and success.

• The Metamorphosis reflects Kafka's own experiences through its themes of freedom, justice, and equality.

• The Metamorphosis reflects Kafka's own experiences through its themes of adventure, mystery, and romance.

• The Metamorphosis reflects Kafka's own experiences through its themes of alienation, guilt, and the absurdity of life.