B) Read the following sentences and write another one with the same meaning: 1. It is believed that the wanted man is living in New York.
2. It is said that many people are homeless after the floods.
3. It is expected that the government will lose this election.
4. It is known that the Prime Minister is in favour of the new law.
5. It is believed that the thieves got in through the kitchen window.
6. It is thought that the prisoner escaped by climbing over the wall.
7. It is claimed that he drove through the town at 90 miles an hour.​

1. the government of USA is composed by executive, legislative and judicial branches of power.
2. Each judicial cirsuit is served by a Federal Court of Appeals
3. a term of 6 years compose the Senate was elected by two members from each state
4. an important role is played by so-called Lobbyists in the American legislation
5. Most of the criminal and civil cases are tried by the district courts.
6.The President of the US is elected by electors from the each state for a term of 4 years
7. Much of the legislation is recommended by the President to the Congress.
8. Federal Judges, ambassadors are appointed by the President to other countries.
  9. During the election much money was spent by campaign Reagan and his party in order to become the President of the USA.

Everyone (well, most of us) loves pets. While most of us limit that love to more conventional animals such as dogs, cats, budgerigars, and fish, there are many who extend it to animals such as snakes and chimpanzees. This gives rise to the debate over keeping exotic wild animals as pets.

In an age of the rising influence of various animal rights movements, the ever-growing trade in exotic pets is an obvious culprit, and regularly finds itself under the microscope. The reason why the debate over exotic pets has rumbled on for so long is that there is no simple answer. There are equally sound arguments on both sides of the debate, and a conclusion is hard to reach. Here's an attempt to do just that.