 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER SIXTEEN. 

ARRIVAL IN POLOELAND. 

Fortune, wey bin dey favour our brave explorers, no gree leave dem for di last minute. 

Soon afta dem land for Refuge Island, wind wey dey blow from south begin blow, and when dem don patch and repair the _Charity_, dem send kite up and continue di journey. Dat day and night dem spend again for di endless sea, because the island don soon disappear for back, even though the wind no too strong. 

Towards morning, e come calm finish, wey make dem bring down the kites and begin row. 

"E no fit dey far now, Chingatok," di Captain talk, as e dey impatient as dem dey near the end. 

"Not far," na di brief reply. 

"Land ho!" Benjy shout, about half-hour afta dat. 

But Benjy gats admit say anxiety make am think say na land e see, na iceberg. 

"Well, anyhow you gats agree," Benjy talk, as dem dey approach di iceberg, "say e big reach make pesin fit mistake am for mountain. I dey wonder wetin e dey do here without brothers or sisters wey dey keep am company." 

"Under-currents carry am come here, lad," di Captain talk. "You see, as big as e be, e gats dey deep down, and the warm under-current never melt enough of im base make surface-current fit carry am go south like im smaller family members. E still dey go north, but e no go last long. E go soon small reach make e fit turn back and go di other way. I never see bigger fellow pass dis one, Benjy. Hayes, di American, talk about one wey e measure, about 315 feet high, and nearly one mile long. E don dey ground for two years. E calculate say e suppose get seven times wetin dey below water pass wetin dey above, so e dey ground for nearly half-mile depth of water. Dis iceberg no fit dey far from that size." 

Answers to the questions:

1. Wetin Benjy think say na land?
Benjy think say na iceberg be land.
2. Wetin cause am?
Under-currents carry am come there.
3. Wetin Benjy talk say e big reach make pesin fit mistake am for?
E talk say e big reach make pesin fit mistake am for mountain.
4. Wetin di Captain talk say carry am come there?
Under-currents carry am come there.
5. E call am monster?
Yes, e call am monster.
6. Wetin direction the iceberg dey travel?
E dey travel north.
7. E go dey for long or short time?
E no go dey for long time.
8. Wetin be Hayes nationality?
Hayes na American.
9. Di Captain talk say e don ever see iceberg wey pass the one wey dem see?
No, e never see one wey pass am.
10. How big be di one wey Hayes see?
E be about 315 feet high and nearly one mile long.
11. Wetin no gree leave dem for di eleventh hour?
Fortune no gree leave dem.
12. Wetin be the name of the island wey dem land for?
Di name of the island na Refuge Island.
13. Something spring up?
Yes, wind spring up.
14. Wetin?
Wind.
15. From wetin direction?
From south.
16. Wetin e be like for morning?
E come calm finish.
17. Wetin dem pull down?
Dem pull down the kites.
18. And dem take wetin?
Dem take to the oars.
19. Charity don undergo repairs?
Yes, Charity don undergo repairs.
20. Di trip continue afta dat?
Yes, the trip continue afta dat.``` <response>: ```1. one iceberg
2. anxiety
3. one mountain
4. Under-currents
5. yes
6. north
7. short
8. American
9. no
10. about 315 feet high, and nearly one mile long.
11. Fortune
12. Refuge
13. yes
14. one fair wind
15. south
16. e fall calm
17. the kites
18. oars
19. yes
20. yes``` 