Match the headings to the texts.
A. How did the valuable present from South Africa get to England?
B. What animal is the symbol of South Africa?
C. How many years can the African giant plant live?
D. Why is the flag of South Africa so colourful?
E. What measures do the authorities take to save endangered animals?
F. How many names has the country got?
G. Why was state power divided between three places?

6. Baobabs, the largest trees in the world, grow in South Africa. The baobab is called ‘The Tree of Life’. It provides food, water and shelter to people, animals and birds. All the parts of the baobab are used for different purposes. For example, its fruit, called ‘monkey bread’, is full of vitamin C. Baobabs live up to five thousand years and reach a trunk diameter of twenty-five meters!