Read the text. From each line (B9-B18) write out ONE extra word. B9. Wangari Maathai was from Kenya. Thanks to her, millions of Kenyans who have learnt to B10. appreciate how…

Read the text. From each line (B9-B18) write out ONE extra word. B9. Wangari Maathai was from Kenya. Thanks to her, millions of Kenyans who have learnt to B10. appreciate how enough significant it is to care for the earth. It all began when Maathai B11. noticed that the seasons had become less predictable and both farmers could not count B12. on rain coming at regular times anymore. Such as a result, she set up the Green Belt B13. Movement, whose aim is to encourage people to plant lots trees. So far, 51 million trees B14. have been planted in Kenya. Despite threats and violence, Maathai could never lost sight B15. of her objectives, even if this have meant taking on the government. In 2004, Wangari B16. Maathai was won the Nobel Peace Prize. In doing so she created a double "first"; she B17. was both the first environmentalist and the first African woman to win the prize either. B18. She passed away in 2011, but her legacy continues in many projects which worldwide.