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

Wen US student Olivia Priedeman, 17, wake up one morning, she think say she don dream about making plans with her friend. But e no be dream. Her phone show say during di night, Priedeman don read one text message from her friend. She do am while she dey fast asleep. Reading and sending text messages while asleep--wey dem dey call "sleep texting"--na one unusual sleep behaviour, wey dey similar to sleepwalking. E dey also dey worry doctors: young people no fit do without their cell phones. One out of three teenagers dey send more than 100 text messages everyday, according to di Pew Internet & American Life Project. And at least four out of five teenagers talk say dem dey sleep with their phone near their bed. Elizabeth Dowdell, one professor for Villanova University for Pennsylvania, don study sleeping texting. She talk say having phone near you all night na big part of di problem. Andrew Stiehm, one sleep medicine expert with Allina Health for Minnesota, gree. E fit happen say di part of di brain wey dey control motor skills fit wake up, while di part of di brain wey dey control memory and judgment fit still dey asleep. Na why some people fit do basic movements ---like walking, talking, texting or even driving--while dem dey sleep. Some of Dowdell's students talk say dem dey disturb by their nighttime texting behavior. But because sleep texting dey _, e dey hard to stop am. Dowdell talk say she sabi some students wey dey wear socks for their hands to stop dem from texting. Marjorie Hogan, one doctor for Hennepin County Medical Center for Minneapolis, Minnesota, suggest say make all electronic devices dey outside di bedroom at certain times.

1. Wetin be "sleep texting"?
2. how many teenagers dey sleep with their phone near their bed?
3. E be problem?
4. Why?
5. Wetin else people fit do while dem dey sleep?
6. How people fit do dis things while dem dey sleep?
7. which part?
8. which part still dey asleep?
9. E get way to stop dis habit?
10. E get any other way to avoid sleep texting?
11. Any doctors dey wey dey study sleep texting?
12. Who?
13. Where she dey do her studies?
14. Any other doctors dey study dis problem?
15. Who else?
16. Where e dey?``` <response>: ```1. texting while sleeping
2. at least four out of five
3. yes
4. e dey make dem more likely to sleep text
5. walking, talking, texting, driving
6. part of the brain dey wake up
7. the part wey dey control motor skills t
8. the part wey dey control memory and judgment m
9. some dey wear socks for their hands
10. keep electronics commot from bedroom
11. yes
12. Elizabeth Dowdell
13. Villanova University for Pennsylvania
14. yes
15. Andrew Stiehm
16. Minnesota``` 