НУЖНО РАССТАВИТЬ True, False: 1. Amelia has received
Lilly's letter already.
2. She wrote that she had
gone back to school on
Monday.
3. Amelia wrote that she
had got into trouble their
day before because she
had been late for school.
4. Her class teacher was
very pleased with her.
5. Amelia likes her school
uniform very much.​

1. Moscow was founded 8 centuries ago by P.Y.Dolgoruky.
2.There is no information in passage about it.
3.In the 13th century Moscow become the capital.
4.Yes ,it was .After the October revolution Moscow become the capital again.
5.No, it wasn't.The total area of modern Moscow is about nine hundred square kilometers.
6.The population of the city is over nine million.
7.Kremlin Tower,Spasskaya tower...
8.St'Basil's Cathedral was built in the middle of 16 century.
9. On the territory of the Kremlin I can see old cathedrals, the Bell Tower of Ivan the Great, the Tzar-Cannon and the Tzar-Bell, the biggest cannon and bell in the world.
10. The most famous Moscow museums are the All-Russia Museum of Folk Arts, the Andrei Rublev Museum of Early Russian Art, Alexei Bakhrushin Theatre Museum, Mikhail Glinka Museum of Musical Culture and many others.

At first glance, it seems clear what the death penalty is. This is the deprivation of a person's life. However, a person can be deprived of life for various reasons. Even if you do not consider cases of natural death, you can also name the reasons for which violent death occurs. For example, people are killed as a result of unfavorable natural conditions, from hunger, cold, accidents. Unfortunately, a large number of people die from various crimes, from imprudent actions that lead to the death of a person, such as violation of the rules of safety, traffic, handling of various dangerous substances and objects. People kill each other in wars, during interethnic and other conflicts, on the basis of blood feud. But all the above examples of the deprivation of a person's life socially and legally have nothing to do with the death penalty.