TheMillionPoundBankNoteisashortstorybytheAmericanauthorMarkTwain56(publish)in1893.Thestorybegins57HenryAdams.HenryisanAmerican58issweptouttoseaon59SaturdaysailnearSanFran

Question

  The Million Pound Bank Note is a short story by the American author Mark Twain    56      (publish) in 1893. The story begins     57     Henry Adams. Henry is an American      58     is swept out to sea on    59     Saturday sail near San Francisco and is picked up by a London-bound boat. He arrives in London penniless and without food    60     shelter. Brother A and Brother B (as they are referred to in the story) are two very     61    (wealth) and strange brothers who wonder what    62     happen if they gave the hungry poor stranger a million pound banknote.

  So Henry is given an envelope with the banknote and a letter    63    (explain) the terms of the bet. He realizes how much money is in it when he tries to pay for a meal and the restaurant can't give him change (obviously).    64    (Immediate) Henry attempts to return the banknote to the two brothers guessing that they probably made a mistake    65     he is told that the brothers have just left and that in fact there is no mistake. After finally reading the letter Henry decides to keep the banknote for thirty days and help Brother B win the bet. If he does this Henry has been promised a job and a salary at the end of the month.

Answer 1

56．published  57. with  58. who/that  59. a  60. or  61. wealthy

62. would  63. explaining  64. Immediately  65. But