 
 <prompt> text: ```Use di article answer di questions.

One day for 1924, five men wey dey camp for di Cascade Mountains see group of big apelike creatures wey dey come out from di bush. Dem rush go back to dia wooden house and lock demselves inside. While dem dey inside, di creatures dey throw stones against di house. Several hours later, dis strange hairy giants go back inside di bush. After di men return to di town and tell di people about dia adventure, _ . Na dem be di people wey remember say dem hear tori about footprints of animal wey dey waka like human being. Di five men, however, no be di first to see dis creatures wey dem dey call Bigfoot. Long before dia experience, di local Native Americans dey sure say group of apelike animals dey live for di _ mountain for centuries. For 1958, some workers wey dey build road through di jungles of Northern California, dey often see big footprints for di ground around dia camp. Then for 1967, Roger Patterson, man wey dey find Bigfoot, enter di same jungles with im friend. While dem dey ride, dem suddenly fall from dia horses. Patterson see tall apelike animal wey dey stand not too far. E manage snap photos of di hairy creature before e disappear for di jungles. When Patterson photos show to di public, no plenty people believe im tori. Richard Brown, hunter wey sabi work, discover similar creature. E see di animal clearly through di telescopic lens of im rifle. E talk say di creature resemble human being pass animal. Later, many other people also see deep footprints for di same area. Despite plenty reports of sightings and footprints, most experts still no believe say Bigfoot really dey exist.

1. Who dey camp one day?
2. Where?
3. Wetin dem see?
4. Wetin dem be?
5. Dem be di first to see dem?
6. Who else see dem?
7. Who else?
8. E take video of am?
9. Wetin about picture?
10. E show anybody?``` <response>: ```1. five men
2. Cascade Mountains
3. group of huge apelike creatures
4. Bigfoo
5. no
6. local Native Americans
7. Roger Patterson
8. no
9. yes
10. yes``` 