Fourfriends l (drink)inavillagepub．Theirjacketswerehangingonthebacksoftheirchairs．Suddenlyoneofthem，Jack，shoutedthathe 2 (lose)onehundredpounds．Fredsaidhewassurenobodytherehadstolenthemoney．Tomsuggestedthattheyshouldall 3(empty)theirpocketsonthetable．Buttheownerofthepubwouldnotletthem 4 (do)thatbecauseallmoneylooksthesame．Nobodyknewwhat 5 (do)．Justthen，Mike，atraveler，stoodup．Hesaidhecouldhelpfindthemoney．“Youknowhowcleversomeanimalsare，”hesaid．“I'vefoundoutthatroostersaregoodat(catch)thieves．Let’sborrowthepubowner’srooster．”Mike 7(take)abigblackpotandputitupsidedownonthetable．Thenheputtheroosterunderit．“After 8 (turn)offthelights，”hesaid，“youmustcomeuponebyoneandtouchthebottomofthepotwithyourrighthand．Whenthethiefdoesthistherooster 9 (crow)．”AllthepeopledidjustasMiketold．“I'mafraiditwasawasteoftime，”Fredsaidwhenthelights10(turn)backon．Butpeoplesawthatallthepeople’srighthandswereblackexceptFred’s．
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