 
 <prompt> text: ```Chapter XI 

Now wey Grandfather don fight through the Old French War, wey our chair no really shine well for, e think say e high time to tell the pikin some of the more private history of that praiseworthy old piece of furniture. 

"In 1757," talk Grandfather, "after Shirley don dey called go England, Thomas Pownall na im dem appoint as governor of Massachusetts. E be gay and fashionable English gentleman, wey don spend plenty of e life for London, but e sabi America well well. The new governor no really do much for the war wey dey happen; although, at one time, e talk say e go march against the enemy, for the head of e company of cadets. But, overall, e probably reason say e better make governor dey siddon quietly for our chair, dey read newspapers and official documents." 

"People like Pownall?" ask Charley. 

"They no get any wahala with am," reply Grandfather. "Na no time to dey quarrel with the governor, when dem need plenty harmony, so dem fit defend the country against the French. But Pownall no stay long for Massachusetts. In 1759, dem send am go be governor of South Carolina. As e dey exchange one government for another, I suppose say e no get any regret, except say e need leave Grandfather’s chair behind." 

"E fit don carry am go South Carolina," Clara talk. 

"E look like say," Laurence talk, as e allow e imagination flow, "the destiny of this ancient chair somehow dey mysteriously connected with the fortunes of old Massachusetts. If Governor Pownall don put am for the ship wey e sail go South Carolina, e go probably dey held back for Boston harbor. E don dey destined say the chair no go comot. You no think so, Grandfather?" 

Answer the following questions:
1. when Pownall become governor?
2. where Shirley dey that time?
3. people like Pownall?
4. wetin happen for 1759?
5. wetin e leave behind?
6. which war Grandfather fight for?
7. wetin e decide to tell the pikin?
8. where Pownall grow up?
9. e take part for the war?
10. wetin e think to do against the enemy?
11. why e no do am?``` <response>: ```1. For 1757
2. England
3. yes
4. dem send am go be governor of South Carolina
5. Grandfather’s chair
6. the Old French War
7. some of the more private history of the old piece of furniture
8. London
9. no
10. dey march against dem
11. e beta make governor dey siddon quietly for our chair``` 