 
 <prompt> White na di lightest (brightest) color; e dey di color of objects wey dey reflect and scatter all visible wavelengths of light without absorbing any, so e no get any hue to di light, meaning say e be achromatic like black (e opposite) and di grays. E dey di color of chalk and many bleached materials like paper when dem no add colorant.

According to surveys for Europe and di United States, white na di color wey dey most associated with perfection, goodness, honesty, cleanliness, di beginning, di new, neutrality, and exactitude. White na important color for almost all world religions. Di Pope, di head of di Roman Catholic Church, don dey wear white since 1566, as a symbol of purity and sacrifice. For Islam, and for di Shinto religion of Japan, e dey worn by pilgrims; and by di Brahmins for India. For Western cultures and for Japan, white na di most common color for wedding dresses, wey dey symbolize purity and virginity. For many Asian cultures, white na also di color of mourning.

For ancient Egypt and ancient Rome, priestesses dey wear white as a symbol of purity, and Romans dey wear white toga as a symbol of citizenship. For di Middle Ages and Renaissance, white unicorn symbolize chastity, and white lamb sacrifice and purity. E be di royal color of di Kings of France, and of di monarchist movement wey oppose di Bolsheviks during di Russian Civil War (1917–1922). Greek and Roman temples dey faced with white marble, and from di 18th century, with di advent of neoclassical architecture, white don become di most common color of new churches, capitols and other government buildings, especially for di United States. E also dey widely used for 20th century modern architecture as a symbol of modernity and simplicity. <response>: 1. White.
2. No.
3. Citizenship.
4. Perfection.
5. Yes.
6. The Pope.
7. 1566.
8. Pilgrims.
9. The Brahmins.
10. Wedding dresses.
11. Purity.
12. Virginity.
13. During mourning.
14. The Kings of France.
15. The one wey oppose the Bolsheviks.
16. The Russian Civil War.
17. Temples.
18. Government buildings.
19. Churches.
20. Modernity and simplicity. 