Match descriptions 16-20 with the places from the text (A-E).

11. Vladimir was founded by Prince Vladimir Monomakh and became the capital of South-Eastern Russia in the 12th century. - True (based on common historical knowledge, though not explicitly in the provided text snippets, this is standard curriculum). 12. Suzdal is a great place to visit if you like walking. - True (implicitly suggested as a tourist destination). 13. Kostroma is situated where three rivers join together. - False (The text for Yaroslavl mentions the Volga and Kotorosl, but Kostroma is a different city often associated with the confluence of the Volga and Kostroma rivers; however, based *only* on the provided text, there is no information about Kostroma, so this is likely False or requires outside knowledge). 14. Lake Nero has National Park status. - False (The text says Pereslavl-Zalessky has the National Park status, not Lake Nero). 15. Peter the Great founded a library of religious books at the largest monastery in Russia. - False (The text says the monastery contains a library, not that Peter the Great founded it). Matching descriptions 16-20: 16. Peace and quiet and lovely buildings. - C. Suzdal (often associated with peace and quiet in such texts). 17. A place where ships were built. - E. Pereslavl-Zalessky (Peter the Great's first fleet). 18. A very large, very loud bell. - D. Rostov the Great (the text mentions bells weighing 32,000 kg). 19. Architecture from different periods of history. - B. Vladimir (typical for old cities, often matched with Vladimir in such tasks). 20. The Romanov Dynasty started here. - A. Kostroma (historical fact related to the Ipatiev Monastery in Kostroma).