 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER I 

JUST AN ARGUMENT 

"Na wickedness!" Jennie Allen pouted, one of the girls wey dey siddon for garden bench for Miss Stearne's School for Girls for Beverly. 

"E be worse pass that; e dey insult," Mable Westervelt talk, her big dark eyes dey shine with anger. 

"Abi e no dey show say we get bad character?" Dorothy Knerr ask quietly. 

"Definitely so!" Sue Finley talk. "But Mary Louise dey come; make we ask her opinion." 

"Phoo! Mary Louise na day scholar," Jennie talk. "The restriction no concern am at all." 

"I go like hear wetin she go talk, sha," Dorothy talk. "Mary Louise sabi untangle things well well, you sabi." 

"She dey too dey do pass her sef for my liking," Mable Westervelt reply, "and she dey younger pass all of us. One go think, the way she dey form monitor for this second-rate, run-down boarding school, say Mary Louise Burrows be the world." 

"Oh, Mable! I never see her dey form at all," Sue talk. "But, hush; she no suppose hear us and, besides, if we want make she beg Miss Stearne for us we no suppose vex her." 

The girl wey dem dey discuss dey waka down one path, her books dey under one arm, the other hand dey hold class paper wey she dey look small small as she dey waka. She wear dark skirt and simple shirtwaist, both dey very fine and her shoes dey make half of the girls for school dey admire and envy am. Dorothy Knerr dey talk say "Mary Louise's clothes always dey look as if dem grow on her," but that one fit dey because of the grace of her slim body and her natural but distinctive poise. Few people go talk say Mary Louise Burrows fine, but everybody go gree say she get charming manners. And she dey fifteen--an age when many girls dey awkward and shy. 

Answers to the questions:

1. Na who pouted?
Jennie Allen pouted.
2. Wia the girls dey?
Dem dey siddon for garden bench for Miss Stearne's School for Girls for Beverly.
3. Na wetin be the name of the school?
Miss Stearne's School for Girls.
4. Mable get light eyes?
No, Mable get big dark eyes.
5. Her eyes happy for this moment?
No, her eyes dey shine with anger.
6. How Dorothy ask about their characters?
Dorothy ask if e dey show say dem get bad character.
7. Na who Sue notice dey come?
Sue notice say Mary Louise dey come.
8. Wetin Mary Louise carry under her arm?
Books.
9. And for the other hand?
Class paper.
10. She wear light skirt?
No, she wear dark skirt.
11. Wetin be the type of skirt wey she wear?
Dark skirt.
12. The other girls like her shoes?
Yes, dem like her shoes.
13. How many of the girls like her shoes?
Half of the girls like her shoes.
14. Wetin Mary Louise's clothes always dey look like?
Her clothes always dey look as if dem grow on her.
15. How old she be?
Fifteen years old.
16. Wetin most girls dey that age?
Most girls dey awkward and shy.
17. E be chapter 4?
No, e no be chapter 4.
18. Wetin be the chapter?
Chapter I.
19. Wetin be the name of the chapter?
Just An Argument.
20. The school na coed?
No, the school no be coed.
21. Mary Louise na day scholar?
Yes, Mary Louise na day scholar.``` <response>: ```1. Jennie Allen.
2. One group of girls wey dey sit down for garden bench.
3. Miss Stearne's School for Girls, for Beverly.
4. No
5. No.
6. Timidly
7. Sue Finley
8. Her books
9. One class paper.
10. No
11. One dark skirt
12. Yes
13. Half of dem.
14. As if dem dey grow for her body
15. Fifteen
16. Awkward and shy.
17. No
18. CHAPTER I
19. JUST AN ARGUMENT
20. No
21. Yes``` 