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

Jayne Fisher dey watch wit anxiety as her 17-year-old pikin Katie carry her lamb enta Madison County Junior Livestock for sale.

Katie dey fight cancer. Dis na her first chance afta months to dey outside dey enjoy, dey far from hospitals and treatments, and she bin come with high hopes to make small money for her treatment. She bin dey _ small on top her decision to sell di lamb, but with lamb wey dey average two dollars per pound, Katie dey look forward to am. So di bidding start.

Na so Roger Wilson, di auctioneer, get sudden inspiration wey bring some unexpected results. "We sort of let everybody here know say Katie get situation wey no too pleasant," na how he talk am. He hope say im introduction go make di bidding go up small.

Well, di lamb sell for $11.50 per pound, but things no stop there. Di buyer pay up, then decide to give di lamb back so dem fit sell am again.

Dat one start chain reaction, with families dey buy di animal and give am back, over and over again. When local businesses start to buy and return, di money really begin to pile up. Di first sale na di only one wey Katie mama remember. After dat, she dey cry too tey as di crowd dey shout, "Resell! Resell!"

Katie lamb sell 36 times dat day, and di last buyer give am back for good. Katie end up with more than $16,000 to pay her medical expenses----and she still get to keep her famous lamb.

1. Who raise lamb?
2. How old Katie be?
3. Where she dey sell di lamb?
4. Wetin dey worry Katie?
5. How much lamb dey typically sell for?
6. How much e sell for di first time wey dem sell am?
7. Why she sell di lamb?
8. Who be di auctioneer?
9. E hide di fact say Katie get situation?
10. How many times di lamb sell?``` <response>: ```1. Jayne Fisher
2. 17-year-old
3. Madison County Junior Livestock
4. cancer
5. $11.50 a pound
6. $16,000
7. to pay her medical expenses
8. Roger Wilson
9. No
10. 36 times``` 