 
 <prompt> text: ```Ctenophora (singular ctenophore, or comb jellies) na animals wey dey live for marine waters worldwide. Dem get 'combs' wey be groups of cilia wey dem dey use for swim - dem be the largest animals wey dey swim with cilia. Adults of different species fit range from few millimeters reach 1.5 m for size. Like cnidarians, their bodies dey consist of jelly, with one layer of cells for outside and another one for inside. For ctenophores, these layers dey two cells deep, while for cnidarians na only one cell deep. Some authors join ctenophores and cnidarians for one phylum, Coelenterata, as both groups dey rely on water flow through the body cavity for digestion and respiration. More recent authors classify them as separate phyla because of the differences wey dem see.

Answer the following questions:
1. Wetin this article dey talk about?
2. Where dem get this word from?
3. Wetin dem dey known as?
4. Wetin make dem unique?
5. How dem dey move? By using wetin?
6. Dem get similar creatures?
7. Wetin dem dey call them?
8. Wetin dem dey make of?
9. Wetin dem dey use for breathe?
10. Ocean dey help them digest food?
11. How big dem fit grow?
12. Wetin be the smallest?
13. The biggest?
14. Where dem dey find them?
15. Dem dey see for land?
16. Dem dey only see for ocean?
17. Wetin be the main difference between the two creatures?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Ctenophora
2. di Greek κτείς kteis 'comb' and φέρω pherō 'carry
3. comb jellies
4. di comb like cilia
5. Dem dey move using Cilia
6. yes
7. Cnidarians
8. dey consist of a mass of jelly
9. water flow
10. yes
11. E dey range.
12. A few millimeters
13. 4ft 11 in
14. worldwide
15. No
16. No
17. For ctenophores, these layers dey two cells deep, while those for cnidarians dey only one cell deep``` 