Four mountain bongos have come back to Kenya after living in European zoos. Their names are Maue, Fitz, Kudu and Bon64. Wildlife workers carried the animals off a plane at Nairobi airport. "We are bringing the boys home," said Ngenoh Erick Kibet, a wildlife officer. The bongos were kept in a special place in Czechia for two weeks. During that time, workers learned about each animal and got them ready for the trip. The animals are now safe in their home country.
Mountain bongos are rare. There may be fewer than 100 left in the wild. They live only in Kenya's highland forests. Christine Gichohi works with the animals every day. She says mountain bongos are very shy, but each one has its own personality. Maue is calm and friendly. He once licked Kibet's arm, which made the worker very happy. Fitz is different. He can be aggressive and does not like people. Bringing the bongos home took many years of hard work.
Sources: theguardian.com / reuters.com
The words in bold are from the article.
| 1. rare | a. quiet |
| 2. workers | b. distinct |
| 3. calm | c. staff |
| 4. shy | d. securely |
| 5. aggressive | e. pleased |
| 6. workers | f. angry |
| 7. safely | g. timid |
| 8. happy | h. native land |
| 9. different | i. uncommon |
| 10. home | j. employees |
1.i 2.c 3.a 4.g 5.f 6.j 7.d 8.e 9.b 10.h