 
 <prompt> text: ```Family traditions dey important for our house, and one wey dey appreciated pass na our annual trip go the woods to find the perfect Christmas tree.

"Dad, we fit watch when you trim am?" my eldest son, John, ask on our way back house.

"I no go dey cut am this year," my husband talk. "You and your brother Dan don old reach to measure things, fit the tree for the stand and do am by una sef. Una think say una fit handle am?"

Dem look _ for their chairs as the thought of such responsibility enter their mind. "We fit handle am," Dan promise. "We no go disappoint una."

Few days before Christmas, Dan and John rush come house after school. Dem gather the tools wey dem go need and carry dem go yard, where the tree dey wait. I leave the older boys make dem do their work and carry David inside make e chop him early supper. Small time later, I hear happy sounds as the boys carry the tree enter the living room. Then I hear as the sound change to silence. I rush go meet them. The tree too short. John cross him arm tight for him chest. Him eyes full with angry tears.

The tree dey central to our holiday, but na not be wetin dey worry me. I no want make the boys dey feel ashamed anytime dem look am. We get terrible problem for our hand. I no fit reduce the ceiling, and I no fit raise the floor too. No way to repair the damage. If I no fit fix the problem, maybe I fit get creative with am. One thought enter my mind, wey turn to the solution.

I follow them go back inside the living room. "We no fit make the tree taller," I talk. "But we fit put am for higher position." Dan turn him head sideways, dey measure the distance with him eyes. "We fit put am for the coffee table and put the lights and decorations before we lift am up. So, we no go need ladder. E fit work! Make we try am!"

When my husband reach house and see the big tree on top the coffee table, Dan and John hold their breath.

"Wetin a good idea!" he talk, as if the boys don pass him expectations. "Why I never think of such thing?"

John smile. Dan chest swell with pride. David dey shout.

1. Wetin be one of the traditions?
2. Wetin dem do with the tree after dem carry am?
3. Who dey usually trim the tree?
4. E go do am this year?
5. Who dey do the job this year?
6. Dem be the only children?
7. Wetin the mama dey do while dem dey trim the tree?
8. How the boys do for the job?
9. Wetin be the problem wey dem get?
10. How dem take fix the tree wey dem cut too short?``` <response>: ```1. annual trip go the bush go find di perfect Christmas tree
2. unknown
3. Papa
4. No
5. Jon and Dan
6. Yes
7. unknown
8. Good
9. dem no fit bring di ceiling down, and I no fit raise di floor too
10. dem put am for di coffee table and put di lights and decorations before we carry am up``` 