 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshons.

Di motif of di England national football team get three lions wey dey passant guardant, di emblem of King Richard I, wey reign from 1189 to 1199. Di lions, wey dey often blue, don see small changes for color and appearance. Initially, dem put crown on top, but dem remove am for 1949 wen di FA get official coat of arms from di College of Arms; dis one bring ten Tudor roses, one for each of di regional branches of di FA. Since 2003, England dey put star on top of their logo to recognize their World Cup win for 1966; dem first sew am for di left sleeve of di home kit, and one year later, dem move am to di current position, first for di away shirt.

Even though England first away kits na blue, England traditional away colors na red shirts, white shorts and red socks. For 1996, England away kit change to grey shirts, shorts and socks. Dem wear dis kit only three times, including against Germany for di semi-final of Euro 96 but di change from di traditional red no too dey popular with fans and di England away kit remain red until 2011, wen navy blue away kit enter. Dem fit wear di away kit sometimes during home matches, wen new edition don come out to promote am.

1. Which team dey use di emblem of past royalty as their motif?
2. wetin dey on top am?
3. which royalty e belong to?
4. wen e rule?
5. wetin be di color of di lions?
6. wetin don change?
7. wen?
8. why?
9. by who?
10. wetin dem add to di motif?
11. wetin be di significance?
12. wetin be di usual color of their uniform?
13. e always dey dat color?
14. wetin dem don wear before?
15. wetin di star wey dem add to di logo symbolize?
16. wen?
17. where di logo dey wear?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. di England national football team
2. three lions passant guardant
3. King Richard I
4. 1189 to 1199
5. blue
6. dem remove crown
7. 1949
8. dem give dem official coat of arms
9. di College of Arms
10. ten Tudor roses
11. one for each of di regional branches of di FA
12. grey shirts, shorts and socks
13. no
14. blue and then red
15. dia World Cup win
16. 1966
17. di left sleeve``` 