Memoirs of a Hamster

What was the authors purpose for writing the book Memoirs of a Hamster? Prove your answer with evidence from the text.

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What was the hamster’s perspective about his home? Why did he have

this view? Does his perspective change after talking with the cat?

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What are three things that Seymour loves at the beginning of the book?

• water, running and kisses

• sunlight, yogurt drops, and cats

• seeds, space and wood shavings

• dogs, vacuums, and cats

What is the main theme of 'Memoirs of a Hamster'?

• Freedom vs. captivity

• Friendship

• Adventure

• Betrayal

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Memoirs of a Hamster'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What is the hamster's name in 'Memoirs of a Hamster'?

• Seymour

• Sammy

• Sandy

• Sasha

How does the author convey the hamster's emotions in the book?

• Through dialogue

• Through illustrations

• Through descriptive language

• Through other characters

What lesson does the hamster learn by the end of 'Memoirs of a Hamster'?

• Trust your instincts

• The grass isn't always greener on the other side

• Always listen to others

• Be brave

What is the setting of 'Memoirs of a Hamster'?

• A forest

• A pet store

• A house

• A garden

Which character tries to convince the hamster to leave his cage?

• The cat

• The dog

• The bird

• The fish