 
 <prompt> ```For di age of sixteen, I go on top my first volunteer program for West Virginia to repair or build homes for poor families. When we reach, we discover say di family we wan help dey live for trailer wey dey very bad, no big pass two parking spaces. A group of people don dey work on am for two weeks, but every time we finish one problem, another one go show. We soon decide say di only way na to build new house. E be like say e dey unusual because normally our goal na to repair old homes. Di family happy well well with their new house wey be 20 by 30 feet with three bedrooms, a bath and a kitchen. On Tuesday of that week, I ask di family three boys, Josh, Eric and Ryan, "Wetin una want for una new room?" Kids for di families wey we don help usually want toys or posters, so we shock when Josh, di oldest boy talk say, "We just want beds." Di boys never sleep for bed before. That night we get meeting and decide say beds go be di perfect gift. On Thursday night, some adults for our group drive go di nearest city go buy beds and new bedding. On Friday when we see di truck dey come, we tell di family about di surprise. Dem dey very excited. That afternoon, while we dey set up di beds, Eric run enter house to watch us with wide eyes. As Maggie, one member of our group, put one of di pillows on top di bed, Eric ask, "Wetin be dat?" "A pillow," she reply. "Wetin you dey use am do?" Eric continue to ask. "When you wan sleep, you put your head on top am," Maggie answer softly. Tears come our eyes as she give Eric di pillow. "Oh . . . e dey soft," he talk, dey hold am tight. Now, when my sister or I start to ask for something wey dey very urgent, my papa always ask, "You get pillow?" We know exactly wetin he mean.``` <response>: 1. West Virginia
2. sixteen
3. No
4. epair or build homes
5. poor families
6. poor condition
7. no bigger than two parking spaces
8. No
9. two weeks
10. Yes
11. the only way was to build a new house
12. Yes
13. three
14. Josh
15. Eric
16. At the age of sixteen, I go on top my first volunteer program for West Virginia to repair or build homes for poor families. As we reach, we see say the family we wan help dey live for trailer wey dey poor condition, wey no pass two parking spaces. Some people don dey work on am for two weeks, but as dem finish one problem, another one go show. We come decide say the only way na to build new house. E be like say e dey unusual because normally our aim na to repair old houses. The family happy well well as dem see their new house wey be 20 by 30 feet with three bedrooms, one bath and one kitchen. On Tuesday for that week, I ask the family three boys, Josh, Eric and Ryan, "Wetin una want for una new room?" Children for the families wey we don help before dey always want toys or posters, so we shock when Josh, the oldest boy talk say, "We just want beds." The boys never sleep for bed before. That night we get meeting and we decide say beds go be the perfect gift. On Thursday night, some adults for our group drive go the nearest city go buy beds and new bedding. On Friday when we see the truck dey come, we tell the family about the surprise. Dem happy well well. That afternoon, as we dey arrange the beds, Eric run enter house dey watch us with wide eyes. As Maggie, one member of our group, put one of the pillows for the bed, Eric ask, "Wetin be that?" "A pillow," she reply. "Wetin you dey use am do?" Eric continue to ask. "When you wan sleep, you put your head on am," Maggie answer softly. Tears come our eyes as she give Eric the pillow. "Oh . . . e soft," he talk, as he hold am tight. Now, when my sister or I wan ask for something wey dey very important, my papa always ask, "You get pillow?" We know wetin he mean.
17. beds.
18. The boys never sleep for bed
19. The boys no sabi wetin be pillows.
20. Eric 