Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

Kinshasa, DRC (CNN) -- Kinshasa hasn't had an easy time of it. A decade ago, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo was a broken city, ravaged by years of war and infighting. Of late, however, Kinshasa has witnessed a resurgence, with many expatriated Congolese returning to build a new city.

"When I came back, people thought I was crazy. "[They would ask], 'why would you go into a country where there is war? Where nothing is working? Why not stay in the States and make your life?'" says Joss Ilunga Dijimba, who returned to Kinshasa in 1996 after studying in America. Today, Dijimba runs his own eponymous business, manufacturing plastic bottles for the pharmaceutical industry.

"In the USA, everything has been done -- everything. In Congo, there is still a way to make things right. I am a Congolese. If I'm not going to make it, who's going to?"

In agreement is Olivier Ndombasi, who always planned on building his fortune in his homeland. Like his elder brothers, he studied abroad in the hope of bringing back knowledge that could improve the family business: groceries. His father's small store has now turned into a supermarket franchise called Peloustore, with four locations and more on the way.

"It's very exciting to be able to do things in a new environment, and do things you didn't think you'd be able to do," says Ndombasi.

"The challenge is great, but it's very exciting."

Many agree that there are obstacles, but returnees often cite the exhilaration of starting with a clean slate.

1. Where are some people heading back to?
2. Does everyone think going back is a great idea?
3. Who is hoping to make good money there?
4. Is he an only child?
5. Did he attend school at home?
6. What did he want to bring home with him?
7. For what purpose?
8. Which is?
9. Did it work?
10. What is the name of the big shop?
11. Does he find it fun?
12. How recently has the area gotten better?
13. What had made it bad?
14. Are many folks coming home now?
15. Who came back in 1996?
16. Where had he been?
17. Is he successful now?
18. Doing what?
19. What sort?
20. Do many folks find the challenges of coming home rewarding?

Numbered answers:
1. Democratic Republic of Congo
2. no
3. Olivier Ndombasi
4. no
5. no
6. knowledge
7. improve the family business
8. groceries
9. yes
10. Peloustore
11. yes
12. very recently
13. years of war and infighting
14. yes
15. Joss Ilunga Dijimba
16. America
17. yes
18. business
19. manufacturing plastic bottles
20. yes