Read the passage Then, select the antonym of the word in bold.
Andrew Carnegie began his life in a one-room home in Scotland, and his family was
destitute when they immigrated to the United States in 1848. Only thirteen years old at
the time, he began work in a textile mill for just 1.20 per week. By the turn of the
century, though Carnegie had made a fortune in the steel business and was a wealthy
man, worth around four hundred million dollars.