 
 <prompt> text: ```ANSWER DI QUESTIONS WEY DEY DI END BASED ON DI TEXT.

CHAPTER VII. TOM RESPECTS THE FLEA 

"NOON!" Tom talk, and true true e be so. Im shadow just dey like spot around im feet. We look, and di Grinnage clock dey so close to twelve say di difference no too mean anything. So Tom talk say London dey right north of us or right south of us, one or di other, and e reason based on di weather and di sand and di camels say e dey north; and plenty plenty miles north, too; as many as from New York reach di city of Mexico, e guess. 

Jim talk say e reason say balloon na one of di fastest thing for di world, unless e fit be some kind of birds--a wild pigeon, maybe, or a railroad. 

But Tom talk say e don read about railroads for England wey dey go nearly one hundred miles an hour for small small distance, and no bird for di world fit do dat--except one, and na flea.

"A flea? Why, Mars Tom, for di first place e no be bird, strickly speakin'--" 

"E no be bird, eh? Well, then, wetin e be?" 

"I no sabi well well, Mars Tom, but I think say e just be animal. No, I believe say no be dat, e no big reach for animal. E suppose be bug. Yes, na wetin e be, e be bug." 

"I bet say e no be, but make we leave am. Wetin be your second place?" 

"Well, for di second place, birds na creatures wey fit waka far, but flea no fit."

1. Which direction London dey?
2. Wetin be di time?
3. Wetin Tom read about Railroads?
4. Birds fit waka reach dat speed?
5. Flea na bird?
6. Wetin e be?
7. Who think say e be bird?
8. E learn wetin e be?
9. Who Tom dey argue with?
10. Dem be family?
11. Wetin dey characterize their surroundings?
12. Where dem dey?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. North
2. Noon
3. About railroads for England wey dey go almost one hundred miles per hour
4. No
5. No
6. A bug
7. Tom
8. No
9. Jim
10. unknown
11. sand and camels
12. unknown``` 