Mr. Alex Fraser lived his entire life in the small town he was born in. He worked in a local factory for forty years but was not very social and lived a solitary life. When he died last month, neighbors were astonished to learn that Mr. Fraser was actually a millionaire, as the police found hundreds of thousands of bank notes and coins stashed throughout his modest home over the two weeks it took them to clear out the property. It was revealed that Mr. Fraser had unknowingly been hiding his wealth from the community for years.

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JUAN LUIS MORA ARROYO
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2. POOR MILLIONAIRE
Mr. Alex Fraser lived his entire life in a small town in the north of England.
He never left the house(1) had been born, never married, never
went on holiday and had no friends.
He worked in a local factory for(2) forty years but even the people
who had worked with him for years(3) very little about him.
He wore the same old clothes in the year, and(4) he shopped
regularly at the local store, he bought only the most basic foodstuffs, never
changing his purchases from one week to the next.
1. a)which b )Where c)Who d)What
2. a)Until b )Above c)Over d)Across
3. a)Remined b)Held c)Had d)Knew
4. a)Although b)But c)Because d)However

3. So(5) he died last month, neighbors and local people were astonished to learn
Mr. Fraser was not just a rich man, he was in fact(6) Millionaire!
He had no bank account or money invested anywhere. In the various drawers, cupboards
and boxes in his house there were hundred and thousands of Bank(7)
and coins.
It took police over two weeks to clear the house and the banks clerks took just as long
to(8) all the money. "We had absolutely no idea that we had been hiding his
money for over the years” one of his neighbors(9) “In fact we used to feel sorry
for him, we thought he was a poor old man unable to(10) anything
better for himself.
5 a)While b)When c)During d)That
6 a)The b)This c)A d)One
7 a)Papers b)Money c)Letters d)Notes
8 a)Number b)Count c)Guess d)Make
9 a)Said b)Spoke c)Mentioned d)Told
10 a)Pay b)Spend c)Afford d)Give