Question 6077
It is easier to avoid mistakes by putting equations into y=mx+b format first., but you were okay for the first step:

4(x+2)=y+5 
4(1)+8=y+5
Here is where you made your mistake:
4+8=12+5 x=1; y=12 
This should have been x=1,y=7, because 
4+8=y+5
12=y+5
subtract 5 from both sides:
7=y so the point would be (1,7)

same problem on the next equation:
you say that 
4(0)+8=y+5, so:
0+8=y+5
8=y+5
subtract 5 from both sides:
3=y, so the point would be (0,3)

third problem, same issue, you are missing a step:
don't substitute in for y, until you have consolidated all like terms:
4(2)+8=y+5
8+8=y+5
16=y+5
11=y the point is (2,11)