A Mischief-Maker: mixed skills

Fill in the blanks of the translation, use page 19 for text Sextus isan annoying boy who always annoys Cornelia. Therefore Cornelia does not like Sextus. today Cornelia is sleeping under a tree. Sextus catches sight of the girl and approaches stealthily. he climbs the tree and shouts in a loud voice. Cornelia hears the voice but does not see Sextus. The loud voice scares Cornelia. she isanxious.Then Marcus runs to the tree. Marcus catches sight of the annoying boy and shouts, "come down, Sextus!"Sextus shouts, Marcus, why do you not climb the tree? Nothing scares me. What scares you?""be careful, Sextus! shouts Marcus. The branches are shaky." Translate the last paragraph: subito Marcus et Cornelia magnum fragorem audiunt; Sextus ex arbore cadit. rident Marcus and Cornelia, sed non ridet Sextus. Google Translate is not bright: Marcus Cornelius was a sudden, they heard the crash of the; The sixth, for falls of itself into a tree. Cornelius attributes not smile and laughter. Sort the words below I am kind and am telling you how many of each nominative subject (6) Sextus Cornelia Marcus vox rami tu accusative direct object(8) Corneliam Sextum puellam vocem puerum me te fragorem prepositional phrase (3) sub arbore ad arboem ex arbore adjective (3) molestus magna infirmi adverb (4) furtim subito semper non vocative direct address (2) Marce Sexte Explain how you know GRAMMATICALLY that Sextus sneaks up on Cornelia and not the other way around. Sextus puellam conspicit et furtim appropinquat. Select the picture which best illustrates the Latin sentence: hodie sub arbore dormit Cornelia Select the picture which best illustrates the Latin sentence: Sextus est puer molestus qui semper Corneliam vexat. Find some English derivatives - these are English words formed from Latin in this chapter To mark a word click it’s first letter then click its last RAMIFICATION CONSPICUOUS SOLICITOUS INAUDIBLE NIHILISM FURTIVE DORMANT AMATORY Select a word above that you DID NOT KNOW PREVIOUSLY and explain how its meaning connects to Latin If you knew them all, pick the one with a less-obvious Latin connection.