 
 <prompt> Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

Wen Abraham Lincoln bin dey young, e dey work for store. One day, one woman enta the store come buy some things. Dem add up to two dollars and six and a quarter cents. The bill pay, and the woman happy. But the young storekeeper, wey no too sure about hin calculations, add up the things again. To hin surprise, e see say e suppose be two dollars. "I don make am pay six and a quarter cents extra," young Abe talk, e vex. E no too important, many salespersons fit forget am, but Abe too careful for that. "The money gats dey return," e decide. For night, e close the store waka go the woman house. E explain the matter, pay the six and a quarter cents, come back happy. Another story of young Lincoln strict honesty dey here. One woman enter the store come ask for half pound of tea. The young man weigh am. Na the last sale of the day. The next morning, when e start hin work, Abe see four-ounce weight for the scales. E remember say e use am for the sale last night, so e give the customer short weight. Many people for no too worry about this discovery. But Abe weigh the balance of the half pound, close the store, carry am go give the customer. I think say the name wey dem dey call President Lincoln, "Honest Old Abe", e deserve am well.

1. Who the story dey about?
2. How old e be during the story?
3. Wetin be hin work?
4. Wetin dem eventually call am?
5. Who first enta the store?
6. She buy anything?
7. How much she pay?
8. She think say there dey problem?
9. Wetin Lincoln do after she waka?
10. The bill correct?
11. How much e suppose charge am?
12. E just forget about am?
13. Wetin e do?
14. When e go?
15. Wetin the next woman wan buy?
16. The sale correct?
17. Why e no correct?
18. How e take happen?
19. How e take solve the problem?
20. E nickname correct? <response>: 1. Abraham Lincoln
2. small pikin
3. work for store
4. Honest Old Abe
5. woman
6. yes
7. two dollars and six and a quarter cents
8. no
9. add the things again
10. no
11. two dollars
12. no
13. go her house go return the money
14. for night when he close the store
15. half pound of tea
16. no
17. he give the customer short weight
18. weight dey for scale
19. carry am go give am
20. yes 