Which activity is not part of Kafka's daily routine?

• A. Swimming in the gym
• B. Reading
• C. Writing
• D. Exercising

Answer: (A)

The main thing this question tests is what Kafka’s daily routine looks like in the story. Throughout the narrative, his days are built around reading, writing, and exercising, which are shown as the steady activities he relies on to stay grounded and focused. Swimming in the gym isn’t presented as part of that regular rhythm, so it stands out as the activity that doesn’t belong to his usual daily pattern. Reading and writing reflect his introspective, literary mindset, while exercising provides structure and helps him cope with the stresses he faces.