 
 <prompt> text: ```As pikin dey spend more time online dey chat with friends or dey research homework, parents dey ask how Internet dey affect pikin dem life, one recent study show.

From 2006 to 2007, di number of parents wey believe say Internet dey benefit dia pikin reduce, according to di study by di Pew Internet & American Life Project. But parents no dey see am as bad influence, too.

Amanda Lenhart, one senior researcher talk say, "Technology no be magic wey go make your pikin get straight A and improve all aspects of your life. As you dey grow to know am, you go realize im power and disadvantages."

But as with di emergence of television for American homes for di 1950s and 1960s, Internet still dey cause strong reactions from parents.

"There's too much garbage online for pikin," Patrick Thomas talk as he carry im 15-year-old son from school. "E be like pikin wey dey waka for street. E gats dey careful. E never sabi who e fit meet." 

Thomas bin dey use Internet service for house before but e comot am one year ago because e dey fear say virus fit infect im computer and strangers fit take advantage of im son Zachary. E don buy series of educational software to help am with im schoolwork.

"E bin dey great place to explore, and di information wey you gather bin dey great," Zachary talk. "Now e dey dangerous." But Zachary Thomas still dey see benefits from dey go online and e talk say e fit do am for library or for school. "E fit be good thing for pikin," Zachary talk. But e no vex when im papa cut di connection.

Zachary attitude to Internet dey follow di findings of di study, wey confirm say teens, wey never know world wey no get online access, generally get positive view of Internet pass dia parents.

More parents dey go online themselves, wey make dem sabi about dia pikin online activities, Lenhart talk.

But e no mean say dem sabi everything. E also no mean say dem no need to monitor di websites wey dia pikin dey visit or set limits on di amount of time wey dem dey spend online.

"I still dey try figure out di role of am," John Horgan talk, wey get daughters wey dey 11, 12 and 15. "If dia grades go down, na the end."

Di majority of parents wey dem survey for di Pew Internet & American Life Project talk say Internet na positive influence for dia pikin life.```

Numbered questions:``` <response>: ```1. How many pikin Horgan get?
2. Wetin him dey try find out?
3. Who believe say internet na good thing?
4. Wetin recent study talk?
5. Na who conduct the study?
6. Who be senior researcher?
7. How many pikin Patrick carry?
8. Na she be girl?
9. How old him be?
10. Him like internet for pikin?
11. Wetin him think?
12. Him get internet?
13. For how many reasons?
14. Mention one reason.
15. Who dey follow children online?
16. Na who talk am?
17. Wetin happun for 1950s and 1960s?
18. For Asian homes?
19. For whose homes?
20. Wetin kind of reaction e cause?``` 