Part 1 Metamorphosis

Why is Gregor concerned about being sick?

• A. He doesn't want to miss a work trip.

• B. He has never been ill before.

• C. He fears his family's reaction.

• D. He worries about hospital bills.

How does Gregor respond to his mother's inquiry?

• A. He screams in terror.

• B. He explains his transformation.

• C. He asks for help.

• D. He simply acknowledges her.

What collection does Gregor have in his room?

• A. Stamp collection.

• B. Textile samples.

• C. Coin collection.

• D. Insect specimens.

What physical change is hinted at when Gregor tries to move?

• A. He has become very heavy.

• B. His arms have become exceptionally wide.

• C. His body has many little legs.

• D. He is unable to open his eyes.

What time does Gregor’s mother say it is when she knocks on the door?

• A. Quarter to six.

• B. Quarter to seven.

• C. Half-past seven.

• D. Six o'clock.

Who knocks on Gregor's door?

• A. His father.

• B. His sister.

• C. His mother.

• D. His boss.

What is the significance of Gregor’s room being described as "a proper human room"?

• A. It emphasizes his current non-human state.

• B. It indicates that he has a well-organized room.

• C. It shows that he has expensive taste.

• D. It implies that he lives alone.

Gregor's reaction to seeing parts of his new body is one of:

• A. Curiosity.

• B. Amusement.

• C. Horror.

• D. Indifference.

Why does Gregor find it difficult to throw off the bed covers?

• A. He is too weak.

• B. His new body is much wider.

• C. He can’t find his arms.

• D. He is stuck to the bed.

What does Gregor initially think when he wakes up?

• A. He is late for work.

• B. He is dreaming.

• C. He has become a traveling salesman.

• D. He is ill.