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The correct answer is letter "A": The word "his" makes the story smoother to read in English.
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Jewish writer Franz Kafka (1883-1924) born in Austria-Hungary used to write in German. In his worldwide well-known "<em>Metamorphosis</em>" (1915) exposes the story of Gregor Samsa, a salesman who overnight becomes a giant insect. In German, Gregor refers to his parents as of "the mother" and "the father" because those are terms normally used in that culture. However, for translation purposes, it was changed to "his mother" and "his father" so English readers would smoothly continue with the flow of the lecture.
Reading readiness is like when you are ready to learn how to read
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I agree because this quote makes me remember how my grandmother always told me that she regrets that she didn't work harder for the things she wanted instead of just going along with what someone else had told her to. She always tells me to strive for the best and what I really want to do.
