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Ex. 3, p. 54 Ex. 5, p. 55 Ex. 6, p. 56 Ex. 2, p. 58 Ex. 3, p 58 Ex. 1, p. 62 Ex. 3, p. 64 Ex. 4, p. 64 Ex. 8, p. 64 Ex. 4, p. 67 Ex. 6, p. 68 Ex. 8, p. 69 Ex. 6, p. 80 Ex. 3, p. 83 Ex. 1, p. 84 Ex. 3, p. 84 Ex. 1, p. 87 Ex. 3, p. 87 Ex. 5, p. 88 Ex. 5, p. 91 Ex. 7, p. 92 Ex. 8, p. 92 Ex. 9, p. 95 Ex. 1 (a), p. 96 Ex. 4 (a), p. 98 Ex. 8, p. 99 Ex. 6, p. 102 Ex. 3, p. 104 Ex. 8, p. 106 Ex. 3, p. 108 Ex. 4, p. 108 Ex. 5, p. 109 Ex. 4, p. 111 Ex. 5, p. 111 Ex. 1, p. 113 Ex. 2, p. 113 Ex. 3, p. 113 Ex. 4, p. 114 Ex. 5, p. 114 Ex. 3, p. 117 Ex. 4, p. 117 Ex. 6, p. 118 Ex. 7, p. 118 Ex. 2, p. 119 Ex. 4, p. 121 Ex. 5, p. 121 Ex. 1, p. 123 Ex. 8, p. 123 Ex. 3, p. 125 Ex. 5, p. 125 Ex. 5, p. 127 Ex. 6, p. 127 Ex. 3, p. 129 Ex. 7, p. 130 Ex. 6, p. 133 Ex. 2, p. 134 Ex. 3, p. 135 Ex. 5, p. 136 Ex. 5, p. 139 Ex. 6, p. 142 Ex. 2, p. 143 Ex. 3, p. 145 Ex. 4, p. 145 Ex. 5, p. 146 Ex. 3, p. 148 Ex. 6, p. 148 Ex. 1, p. 150 Ex. 2, p. 150 Ex. 3, p. 150 Ex. 4, p. 150 Ex. 6, p. 152 Ex. 2, p. 158 Ex. 3, p. 158 Ex. 6, p. 159 Ex. 7, p. 159 Ex. 9, p. 160 Ex. 2, p. 164 Ex. 4, p. 164 Ex. 4, p. 164 Ex. 7, p. 165 Ex. 8, p. 166 Ex. 10, p. 166 Ex. 11, p. 166 Ex. 2, p. 170 Ex. 3, p. 170 Ex. 4, p. 170 Ex. 6, p. 171 Ex. 8, p. 171 Ex. 9, p. 172 Ex. 10, p. 172 Ex. 12, p. 172 Ex. 2, p. 177 Ex. 3, p. 177 Ex. 5, p. 178 Ex. 7, p. 179 Ex. 8, p. 179 Ex. 9, p. 180 Ex. 10, p. 180 Ex. 2, p. 184 Ex. 3, p. 184 Ex. 5, p. 185 Ex. 6, p. 186 Ex. 8, p. 186 Ex. 9, p. 187 Ex. 16, p. 188 Ex. 2, p. 191 Ex. 3, p. 191 Ex. 5, p. 191 Ex. 7, p. 192 Ex. 8, p. 193 Ex. 10, p. 193

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Ex. 6, p. 152
Hutsulshchyna is rich in people's trades, customs, and tradition. The centers of
the people's trades are Kosiv and Yavoriv. Famous engravers, ceramists, weavers,
and embroiders live there. Their works are exhibited in museum all over the world.
Embroidery of Hutsulshchyna is one of the most famous kinds of people's art. It is
a general Slavic tradition to embroider the clothes. Hutsul embroidery is remarkable
for its colour and technique. Hutsul embroidery as a rule uses geometrical ornament.
When people meet quests they put bread and salt on the embroidered towel.
Another popular tradition is ornamenting (decorating) eggs during Easter
holidays. Such eggs were usually ornamented by women and girls and rarely by
boys and men. Hutsul customs and ceremonies from the 19th and the beginning
of the 20th century are preserved nowadays. The family and calendar holidays are
Christmas, Easter, Green Holidays, and Spas. Before Green Holidays the Ukrainian
people usually decorate their houses and fences with green branches of time trees.
There are many ceremonies connected with these holidays such as shchedrivka,
carol singing and hayivky.
Family customs and ceremonies mark the most important events in the life of
a man: the birth of a baby, marriage, death. For instance, a bride embroiders a towel
and the young couple stands on it during the wedding church service.