Question

These two authors, separated by almost 2000 years, begin their works in very different ways. Aside from the fact that Ovid speaks in the first person, what is the MOST significant difference in these excerpts?

A) Ovid seems to fear and despise transformation.

Eliminate

B) Kafka is less descriptive than Ovid.

C) Ovid's says the gods caused the transformations he will describe.

D) Kafka blames the gods for Samsa's transformation.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

C) Ovid's says the gods caused the transformations he will describe.  

Explanation:

In Ovid's piece, he plainly expresses that it was the divine beings who caused the transformation: "Ye Gods, for you it was who changed them". In Kafka's piece, he only mirrors that a change has happened. Both are spellbinding, and neither lay fault nor show dread of or disdain for change.