 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XV 

Plenty curses and groans dey as the men wey dey bottom of the ladder dey crawl stand up. 

"Somebody make person light match, my thumb don dislocate," one of the men, Parsons, wey be dark, serious man, boat-steerer for Standish boat, wey Harrison dey row. 

"You go see am for bitts," Leach talk, as e sit down for the edge of the bunk wey I dey hide. 

Dem dey fumble and scratch matches, and the sea-lamp shine small, and for the strange light, men wey leg no wear anything dey move dey nurse their wounds. Oofty-Oofty hold Parsons thumb, pull am well well and snap am back to place. I notice for the same time say the Kanaka knuckles don open well well reach bone. E show am, show white teeth for grin as e do am, and explain say the wounds come from when e hit Wolf Larsen for mouth. 

"So na you be am, you black beggar?" Kelly, wey be Irish-American and longshoreman, wey dey go sea for the first time, and boat-puller for Kerfoot, talk dey challenge Oofty-Oofty. 

As e talk am, e spit blood and teeth comot and push hin face wey dey ready for fight close to Oofty-Oofty. The Kanaka jump go hin bunk, come back with knife dey wave am. 

"Abeg, go lay down, you dey tire me," Leach interfere. E be like say, for all hin small age and inexperience, e be the boss for the forecastle. "Go, you Kelly. Leave Oofty alone. How Oofty take know say na you for dark?" 

1. How the sea lamp be described?
2. Who dey care for their wounds?
3. Wetin be the color of the beggar?
4. Who call am that?
5. Where e dey from?
6. Wetin Oofty-Oofty do to the thumb?
7. Wetin the crawling men dey do plenty of?
8. Dem dey for top of the ladder?
9. Where dem dey?
10. Parsons na wetin e be described as?
11. Wetin dey happen with the matches?
12. Wetin happen to the Kanaka knuckles?``` <response>: ```1. dim and smoky,
2. men wey leg no dey wear cloth
3. black
4. Kelly
5. America
6. e pull am out strong and put am back for place.
7. dey curse and dey groan
8. no
9. for bottom of the ladder
10. one dark, serious man,
11. dey fumble and dey scratch
12. dem cut am open well well reach bone``` 