What realization does Grete come to in Part III of The Metamorphosis?A.That she will never be able to go to the conservatoryB.That she enjoys the task of caring for GregorC.That she is responsible for Gregor's transformationD.That the family must find a way to get rid of Gregor

How does Grete feel about Gregor at the end of Part II of The Metamorphosis?A.She is disgusted by him and hits him with an apple, hoping to injure him.B.She is trying to care for him but is getting frustrated and losing patience.C.She is afraid of him and doesn't want to care for him anymore.D.She is trying to discover a cure so that she can change him back into a human.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which incident in The Metamorphosis suggests that Gregor's new physical form is disgusting to the family?A.Grete must open a window before she can stand to be inside Gregor's room.B.Grete offers to get her father a drink that he can enjoy with his dinner.C.Gregor's mother helps Grete remove most of the furniture from Gregor's room.D.Gregor's mother asks to be let into Gregor's room so that she can see him.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Why is the change in Gregor's and Grete's relationship important to the plot of The Metamorphosis?A.Gregor is afraid that Grete will stop playing the violin, so he is trying to get her to leave him.B.Gregor would be in serious trouble if Grete no longer helped him because she is his only caregiver.C.Gregor would be happier if Grete stopped caring for him because she is violent and abusive to him.D.Gregor is counting on Grete to find a way to help him transform back into a human.

Read this passage:Soon after dinner, his father would go to sleep in his chair; his mother and sister would urge each other to be quiet; his mother, bent deeply under the lamp, would sew fancy underwear for a fashion shop; his sister, who had taken a sales job, learned shorthand and French in the evenings so that she might be able to get a better position later on.Franz Kafka, The Metamorphosis (David Wyllie, trans.)What does this passage from The Metamorphosis help you to infer about Grete?A.That she is happy to have something to do other than care for GregorB.That she hates Gregor for forcing her to go out and get a jobC.That she is making positive changes to her life and learning new skillsD.That she is working too hard and will soon grow old and gray

When does the family experience the most tension leading toward the climax in The Metamorphosis?A.The three boarders see Gregor and get upset, which causes Grete to say that it's time to get rid of Gregor.B.Gregor realizes that his family is better off without him, and he tries to escape from his room.C.Gregor's mother sees Gregor hanging on the wall.D.Gregor tries to stop the chief clerk from leaving, only to be stopped by his father and driven back into his room.