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A bank robbery

A bank robber called Julius Kearney tried to rob a bank in the center of Arkansas town. When Kearney entered a bank and told a bank teller to put money in his plastic bag, his other hand was in his pocket to make it seem like he was carrying a gun and shouted he had a gun. One bank teller started laughing and told him there wasn't any cash(现金) in the bank, and another bank teller made fun of him. They didn't believe that he had a gun in his pocket although he said so. One teller told him that if he wanted to steal money, he should first put some money in the bank. The other told him how to open a bank account and save money into it. At last Kearney threw down his plastic bag disappointedly and walked out of the bank. He was caught a few minutes later.

Kearney never expected this: Instead of getting the money he wanted, he was laughed at by the bank tellers there and he might stay in jail for 10 years.


True or False.
1. A bank robber called Julius Kearney asked a bank teller to put money in his plastic bag.
2. Julius Kearney carried a gun in his pocket.
3. The robber wanted to save some money in the bank after the bank teller told him how to do it.
4. The two tellers were not afraid of the robber because they thought he didn't have a gun with him.
5. The robber was caught and might be in jail for more than 10 years.

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