 
 <prompt> Answer di questions wey dey di end based on di tori.

Diving na di sport wey pesin go jump or fall enta water from platform or springboard, usually while dey perform acrobatics. Diving na international sport wey dey part of di Olympic Games. Apart from dat, unstructured and non-competitive diving na recreational hobby.

Diving na one of di most popular Olympic sports wey spectators dey like. Competitors get plenty of di same characteristics as gymnasts and dancers, including strength, flexibility, kinaesthetic judgment and air awareness. Some professional divers bin dey gymnasts or dancers before as both sports get similar characteristics to diving. Dmitri Sautin get di record for di most Olympic diving medals wey e win, by winning eight medals in total between 1992 and 2008.

Even though diving don dey popular across di world since ancient times, di first modern diving competitions bin happen for England for di 1880s. Di exact origins of di sport no clear, but e likely come from di act of diving at di start of swimming races. Di 1904 book "Swimming" by Ralph Thomas talk about English reports of plunging records wey dey date back to at least 1865. Di 1877 edition of "British Rural Sports" by John Henry Walsh talk about one "Mr. Young" wey plunge 56 feet for 1870, and e also talk say 25 years before dat, one swimmer wey dem call Drake fit cover 53 feet.

1. Wetin be di topic of di passage?
2. E dey unpopular for di Olympics?
3. How long e don dey popular?
4. Wetin happun for di 1880s?
5. Where e originate from?
6. Wetin be di other sports wey e share traits with?
7. How many traits dem list?
8. Wetin be two of dem?
9. Who be Dmitri Sautin?
10. E win 5 medals?
11. How many e win?
12. When e win di first?
13. And di last?
14. When di first modern version of di sport start?

Numbered answers: <response>: 1. Diving
2. no
3. since ancient times
4. first modern diving competitions were held
5. England
6. gymnasts and dancers
7. Four
8. strength, flexibility
9. record for most Olympic diving medals won
10. No
11. eight
12. 1992
13. 2008
14. 1880s 