 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshons.

Di Black Death dey believe say e start for di dry plains of Central Asia, wia e den travel along di Silk Road, reach Crimea by 1343. From dia, e most likely dey carried by Oriental rat fleas wey dey live on top di black rats wey dey always dey inside merchant ships. E spread reach all over di Mediterranean and Europe, and e kill around 30–60% of Europe total population. Altogether, di plague reduce di world population from around 450 million go down to 350–375 million for di 14th century. Di world population no recover reach di level wey e dey before di plague until di 17th century. Di plague come back occasionally for Europe until di 19th century.

Di plague disease, wey Yersinia pestis cause, dey common for populations of fleas wey dey carried by ground rodents, including marmots, for different areas like Central Asia, Kurdistan, Western Asia, Northern India and Uganda. Graves wey date back to 1338–39 near Lake Issyk Kul for Kyrgyzstan get inscriptions wey dey refer to plague and many epidemiologists believe say na di start of di epidemic, wey fit easily spread reach China and India. For October 2010, medical geneticists suggest say all three of di great waves of di plague start for China. For China, di 13th century Mongol conquest cause farming and trading to reduce. However, economic recovery start for di beginning of di 14th century. For di 1330s, plenty natural disasters and plagues lead to widespread famine, wey start for 1331, with deadly plague come soon after. Epidemics wey fit include plague kill around 25 million Chinese and other Asians for di 15 years before e reach Constantinople for 1347.

1. How much of Europe population di Black Death kill?
2. Wetin be di bacterium wey cause am?
3. Wia e dey often dey found?
4. Wia di fleas dey live?
5. How e take reach Europe?
6. Wetin many scientists believe say na di start of di plague?
7. How many people die before di disease reach Turkey?
8. When di population bounce back?
9. Dem get any more outbreaks?
10. When dem stop?``` <response>: ```1. 30–60%
2. Yersinia pestis
3. E dey inside population of fleas?
4. For Central Asia
5. From fleas wey dey for merchant ships
6. Na plague for China
7. unknown
8. 17th century.
9. Yes
10. 19th century.``` 