2. Have / Has you got a toy soldier?

The correct option is Has.

Explanation: When forming questions in the present perfect with 'you', the auxiliary verb 'have' is typically used. However, the structure 'Have/Has... got' is common in British English. For the pronoun 'you', 'Have' is used. If the sentence implied a singular subject being addressed indirectly (e.g., referring to a singular 'you' as in 'one'), 'Has' could be considered, but 'Have' is the standard and most common choice for 'you'. Given the options and common usage, 'Have' is the most appropriate choice here.

Correct sentence: Have you got a toy soldier?