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.

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

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

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