Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

CHAPTER FIFTEEN. 

MURDER! 

The planting time came round at Pitcairn, and all was busy activity in the little settlement at Bounty Bay. The women, engaged in household work and in the preparation of food, scarcely troubled themselves to cast an anxious eye on the numerous children who, according to age and capacity, rolled, tumbled, staggered, and jumped about in noisy play. The sun, streaming through the leaves of the woods, studded shady places with balls of quivering light, and blazed in fierce heat in the open where the men were at work, each in his respective garden. We have said that those gardens lay apart, at some distance from each other, and were partially concealed by shrubs or undulating knolls. 

The garden of John Williams was farthest off from the settlement. He wrought in it alone on the day of which we write. Next to it was that of Fletcher Christian. He also worked alone that day. 

About two hundred yards from his garden, and screened from it by a wooded rising ground, was a piece of plantation, in which John Mills, William McCoy, and Menalee were at work together. John Adams, William Brown, and Isaac Martin were working in their own gardens near their respective houses, and Quintal was resting in his hut. So was Edward Young, who, having been at work since early morning, had lain down and fallen into a deep slumber. 

The three native men, Timoa, Nehow, and Tetaheite, were still away in the woods. If the unfortunate Englishmen had known what these men were about, they would not have toiled so quietly on that peaceful morning! 

1. who was resting in his hut?
2. who was toiling quietly?
3. whose garden was furthest from the rest?
4. did he work with anyone?
5. how many others worked with Mills?
6. did what the children do depend on anything?
7. their activity was according to what?
8. how many men were still in the woods?
9. were they native?
10. what time was it in Pitcairn?
11. did the women help the men in the gardens?
12. who had fallen asleep?
13. had he worked at all?
14. when?
15. were the gardens close to each other?
16. please name the men working with Mills.
17. what are the names of the natives?
18. what work did the women do?
19. what were the gardens partially concealed by?
20. did the women look after the children as well?
1. Edward Young
2. Englishmen
3. John Williams
4. No.
5. Two
6. rolled, tumbled, staggered, and jumped about in noisy play
7. age and capacity
8. three
9. Yes
10. planting time
11. No
12. Quintal and Edward Young
13. Yes.
14. since early morning
15. YEs.
16. William McCoy, and Menalee
17. Timoa, Nehow, and Tetaheite
18. household work and in the preparation of food
19. shrubs or undulating knolls
20. scarcely
Svara på frågorna i slutet baserat på texten. KAPITEL FIFTEN. MÖRDARE! Planteringstiden kom rundt vid Pitcairn, och allt var upptagen verksamhet i den lilla bebyggelsen vid Bounty Bay. Kvinnorna, som ägnade sig åt hushållsarbete och åt tillredning av mat, oroade sig knappast för att kasta ett ängsligt öga på de talrika barn, som efter ålder och kapacitet rullade, tumlade, stapplade och hoppade omkring i bullrande lek. Solen, som strömmade genom skogens löv, dubbade skuggiga platser med bollar av skälvande ljus, och flammade i häftig hetta i det fria där männen var i arbete, var och en i sin respektive trädgård. Vi har sagt att dessa trädgårdar ligger åtskilda, på något avstånd från varandra, och delvis doldes av buskar eller böljande kullar. John Williams trädgård låg längst bort från bosättningen. Han gjorde det ensam på den dag då vi skrev. Bredvid var Fletcher Christians. Han arbetade också ensam den dagen. Omkring två hundra meter från sin trädgård, och screenade från den av en trädbevuxen stigande mark, var en bit av plantage, i vilken John Mills, William McCoy, och Menalee var i arbete tillsammans. John Adams, William Brown och Isaac Martin arbetade i sina egna trädgårdar nära sina respektive hus, och Quintal vilade i sin hydda. Det var också Edward Young, som, sedan han hade varit på jobbet sedan tidig morgon, hade legat ner och fallit i en djup slumrande. De tre infödda männen, Timoa, Nehow och Tetaheite, var fortfarande borta i skogen. Om de olyckliga engelsmännen hade vetat vad dessa män handlade om, skulle de inte ha slitit så tyst den där fredliga morgonen! 1. vem vilade i sin hydda? 2. vem var det som arbetade tyst? 3. Vems trädgård låg längst från resten? 4. arbetade han med någon? 5. hur många andra arbetade med Mills? 6. berodde vad barnen gjorde på något? 7. Enligt vad var deras verksamhet? 8. Hur många män var kvar i skogen? - Var de infödda? 10. Vilken tid var det i Pitcairn? 11. hjälpte kvinnorna männen i trädgården? 12. som hade somnat? 13. hade han alls arbetat? 14. När? 15. lågo trädgårdarna nära hvarandra? 16. Vänligen uppge männen som arbetar med Mills. 17. hvad äro de inföddas namn? 18. vilket arbete utförde kvinnorna? 19. Vad var det för trädgårdar som delvis doldes av? 20. tog kvinnorna hand om barnen också?
Answer the questions at the end based on the text. CHAPTER FIFTEN. Killer! The planting time came round at Pitcairn, and all was busy operations in the small settlement at Bounty Bay. The women, engaged in housework and food preparation, hardly worried about throwing a anxious eye at the numerous children who, according to age and capacity, rolled, tumbled, staggered, and leaped about in noisy play. The sun, flowing through the leaves of the forest, dubbed shady places with balls of trembling light, and blazed in fierce heat in the open where the men were at work, each in his respective garden. We have said that these gardens are separate, at some distance from each other, and were partly hidden by shrubs or rolling hills. The garden of John Williams was located farthest from the settlement. He did it alone on the day we wrote. Next to it was Fletcher Christians. He also worked alone that day. About two hundred yards from his garden, screening from it by a wooded rising ground, was a piece of plantation, in which John Mills, William McCoy, and Menalee were working together. John Adams, William Brown and Isaac Martin worked in their own gardens near their respective houses, and Quintal rested in his hut. It was also Edward Young, who, after he had been at work since early morning, had been lying down and fallen into a deep slumber. The three native men, Timoa, Nehow, and Tetaheite, were still away in the woods. If the unfortunate English had known what these men were about, they would not have toiled so quietly that peaceful morning! 1. Who rested in his hut? 2. Who was working quietly? 3. Whose garden was furthest from the rest? 4. Did he work with anyone? 5. How many others worked with Mills? 6. Did the children do anything about it? 7. According to what were their activities? 8. How many men were left in the woods? - Were they natives? 10. What time was it in Pitcairn? 11. Did the women help the men in the garden? 12. Who had fallen asleep? 13. had he worked at all? 14. When? 15. Were the gardens near each other? 16. Please state the men who work with Mills. 17. What is the name of the natives? 18. What work did women do? 19. What were some of the gardens hidden from? 20. Did the women take care of the children as well?
1. Edward Young 2. Engelsmän 3. John Williams 4. - Nej, det gör jag inte. 5. Två 6. rullade, tumlade, stapplade och hoppade omkring i bullriga lek 7. ålder och kapacitet 8. tre 9. Ja 10. planteringstid 11. Nr 12. Quintal och Edward Young 13. Ja, det är jag. 14. sedan tidig morgon 15. YEs. 16. William McCoy, och Menalee 17. Timoa, Nehow, och Tetaheite 18. hushållsarbete o. vid tillredning af mat 19. buskar o. böljande knoller 20. knappt
1. Edward Young 2. English 3. John Williams 4. - No, I don't. 5. Two 6. rolled, tumbled, staggered and jumped around in noisy game 7. age and capacity 8. three 9. Yes 10. planting time 11. No. 12. Quintal and Edward Young 13. Yes, I am. 14. since early morning 15. YEs. 16. William McCoy, and Menalee 17. Timoa, Nehow, and Tetaheite 18. housework, etc. when preparing food 19. bushes and rolling knolls 20.