Solomon The Cat - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

Michael Rosen recounts his childhood experience of winning a story competition with 'Solomon The Cat.' Later, his parents discover a similar book, suspecting plagiarism. Years later, a girl wins a poetry competition with Rosen's poem, seeking his advice. Rosen humorously connects these events, highlighting the recurring theme of unintentional replication.

What inspired Michael Rosen to write his story for the competition?

• A movie he watched

• A story his mother told him

• A book he read at school

• A dream he had

What was the outcome of Michael's story submission to the competition?

• It won the competition and was printed in the paper

• It was lost in the mail

• It was rejected

• It was published in a magazine

What did Michael's parents initially think about the letter they received regarding a similar story?

• They wanted to write a new story

• They were excited about a new opportunity

• They thought someone had stolen Michael's story

• They were indifferent

How did Michael Rosen respond to the girl's letter about the poetry competition?

• He asked her to write a new poem

• He reassured her by sharing his own experience

• He told her to ignore it

• He advised her to sue the competition

What was the main theme of the poem that the girl in America wrote?

• A bird flying high

• A dog behind a dustbin

• A fish swimming in a pond

• A cat looking for a home