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World literature quiz for grade 11: Kafka and modernism This quiz helps revise “Kafka and modernism” in World literature for grade 11. It has 25 questions in five categories: Kafka's life, Metamorphosis, The Samsas, Text details, Modernism & legacy. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Kafka's life 100 In which city was Franz Kafka born in 1883?
200 Which university subject did Kafka complete with a doctoral degree?
300 In which field did…
In the game400 Which friend preserved Kafka's…
In the game500 In which Austrian town…
In the gameMetamorphosis 100 What is the name of the protagonist who wakes up in a transformed body?
200 What was Gregor's job before his transformation?
300 What worries Gregor most…
In the game400 What fruit does Gregor's…
In the game500 What draws Gregor into…
In the gameThe Samsas 100 What is the name of Gregor's younger sister, who first takes care of him?
200 What kind of food does Gregor prefer after his transformation instead of fresh food?
300 Whom does the family…
In the game400 To what institution had…
In the game500 Who first discovers Gregor…
In the gameText details 100 Where does Gregor spend almost all his time after his transformation?
200 What do Grete and her mother begin removing so Gregor has more space to crawl?
300 Into how many parts…
In the game400 Which wall picture does…
In the game500 What transport does the…
In the gameModernism & legacy 100 With which twentieth-century literary movement is Kafka commonly associated?
200 What German title appeared on the first 1915 edition of The Metamorphosis?
300 Which Kafka novel begins…
In the game400 Which theme is most…
In the game500 What German word in…
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