England players take time out to visit orphanage

The transcript discusses the story of Aubrey Dawson, a 12-year-old orphan from Rustenburg, whose house was bought by his club, Spurs. It highlights the SOS Children's Village, where 80 orphaned children live with 15 surrogate mothers. Michael Dawson and Matthew Upson, England footballers, visit the village, bringing joy and support. The FA and Tottenham Hotspur sponsor houses and children, aiming to create a lasting impact beyond football. The narrative emphasizes the positive influence of the players and the hope that the 2010 South Africa World Cup can be more than just a football event.

What did Aubrey Dawson's club Spurs do for him and other children?

• Bought them a football stadium

• Organized a football match

• Sponsored their education

• Purchased a house for them

How many children live in the SOS Children's Village in Rustenburg?

• 50 children

• 100 children

• 60 children

• 80 children

Who are the football players involved with the SOS Children's Village?

• Wayne Rooney and David Beckham

• Michael Dawson and Matthew Upson

• Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard

• John Terry and Rio Ferdinand

What did the children receive from the football players?

• Signed jerseys

• Tickets to a match

• Books and CDs

• Football kits

What was FIFA's hope for the South Africa 2010 World Cup?

• To host the best World Cup ever

• To build more stadiums

• To create a lasting legacy beyond football

• To promote tourism in South Africa