 
 <prompt> text: ```Cheating no be new thing. But today, education and administrations dey find out say examples of academic dishonesty from students don dey increase--- and dem dey less likely to punish am---pass how e bin dey for the past. Cheating dey look like say e don dey acceptable among good and bad students alike.

Why student cheating dey increase? Nobody really sabi. Some dey blame the trend on general loosening of moral values among today's youth. Others don talk say the increase for cheating dey because today's youth dey more practical pass their idealistic ancestors. For late sixties and early seventies, students bin dey full of visions about changing the world, but today's students dey feel plenty pressure to survive and succeed. For interviews with students for high schools and colleges around the country, both boys and girls talk say cheating don dey easy. Some talk say dem dey do am because dem hate teachers wey dem no respect. Others see am as game. Only if dem catch dem, some talk say dem go feel guilty. "People dey competitive," talk one second-year college student wey dem call Anna, from Chicago. "There dey potential fear. If you no do well, your life go spoil. The pressure no dey only from parents and friends but from yourself. To achieve. To succeed. E be like say we must pass people to achieve our own goals.

Edward Wynne, wey be editor of one magazine dey blame the rise in academic dishonesty for schools. He talk say administrators and teachers dey too slow to take action. Dwight Huber, wey be chairman of the English Department for Amarillo see the matter differently, he dey blame the rise in cheating on the way students dey evaluated. "I go cheat if I feel say dem dey cheat me," Mr. Huber talk. He believe say as long as teachers dey give short-answer tests instead of essay questions and dey rate students based on how many facts dem fit memorize instead of how well dem fit combine and process information, students go try to beat the system. "The concept of cheating dey based on the false belief say the system dey legal and say something dey wrong with people wey dey do am," he talk, "That one na too easy answer. We gots to start to look the system."

Answers to the questions:

1. Cheating dey increase because students dey feel plenty pressure to succeed.
2. Some dey blame am on general loosening of moral values among today's youth.
3. Others don talk say the increase for cheating dey because today's youth dey more practical pass their idealistic ancestors.
4. Yes, kids think say e dey easy these days.
5. One reason dem talk say dem do am na because dem hate teachers wey dem no respect.
6. Dem go feel guilty only if dem catch dem.
7. Anna talk say "People dey competitive."
8. She dey her second year for college.
9. She dey from Chicago.
10. She think say if you no do well, your life go spoil.
11. Edward Wynne dey blame the rise in academic dishonesty.
12. Dwight Huber na chairman of the English Department for Amarillo.
13. No, he no gree with Wynne.
14. He dey blame the rise in cheating on the way students dey evaluated.
15. He think say the concept of cheating dey based on the false belief say the system dey legal.
16. He think say the system need to be investigated.``` <response>: ```1. E don gain acceptance among good and poor students alike.
2. Some dey blame the trend on general loosening of moral values among today's youth
3. Today's youth dey far more practical pass their idealistic ancestors
4. No
5. I go cheat if I feel say dem dey cheat me
6. Yes
7. People dey competitive
8. Second-year college student
9. Chicago
10. Your life go spoil.
11. The rise in academic dishonesty for schools
12. Chairman of the English Department for Amarillo
13. No
14. The teachers wey dey give short-answer tests instead of essay questions
15. The false belief say the system dey legal and there dey something wrong with people wey dey do am
16. The system``` 