A) Choose the correct item to complete the sentences

1. I always have / do my lunch prepared by my father.

2. David had / made his new computer repaired (by a technician}.

3. Don’t worry, we’ll have / make our beds made by the maid.

4. Mary couldn’t / can’t have her trip arranged last week.

5. I must / can’t have the windows at the office cleaned.

6. I’m having / doing a new security system installed in my office.

7. Jenny is being / having her car serviced at the moment.

8. Richard had / has not been the piano fixed yet.

9. I was having /was making the leak in the bathroom fixed when you phoned me.

10. Do you always have / get your clothes dry-cleaned?

b) Write a greeting card (35–45 words) on the occasion of St. Valentine’s Day.

Include this information:

• greeting and opening remarks;

• congratulation and wishes;

• the appropriate closing.

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EXAMINATION CARD № 27

I. Reading

Read the text given below. Answer the questions (1–4).

If you have a teddy bear, a wooden horse, a puppet, a tin toy soldier, a Jack­-in­-the-­box or a favourite doll among your friends, the National Ukrainian Toy Exhibition is for you. It displays all kinds of toys – from ancient ones to brand new ones. In the first hall you can find toys made of natural materials – straw, wood and clay. They are easy to make and safe to play with. The oldest and the most valuable objects in our collection are whistles made of clay.

In the second hall you can see various dolls. Notice the soft ones called motanka. The tradition of making such dolls dates back to 3000 B.C., when Ukrainians started growing flax. Women made the dolls soft inside, with wool and flax threads around them. The next generation of dolls was the rag doll made of brightly-­coloured cloth. There are also modern dolls – female and male – dressed accordingly. Their clothes are exact replicas of Ukrainian national costumes with embroidered shirts, necklaces with coral beads, red or black high boots and so on.

Each exhibit has a charm of its own. It can entertain you and your family, and remind you of the toys you played with as a child.

1. What natural materials did people use to make toys?

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2. How old are the earliest soft dolls?

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3. What do they call dolls made of flax and wool?

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4. What is special about the modern Ukrainian dolls?

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II. Writing