In this exercise, we are asked to read the next sentence and to determine whether the action is a concluded one **(C)**, a recurrent one **(H)** or general information **(B)**: El martes pasado el presidente **habló** sobre la injusticia.

In this case, since we are making use of the preterite, we are talking about an action that was concluded.

C.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the next sentence and to determine whether the action is a concluded one **(C)**, a recurrent one **(H)** or general information **(B)**: Mi hermano mayor **tenía** 22 años.

In this case, we are talking about general information because we are making reference to someone’s age and using the imperfect.

B.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the next sentence and to determine whether the action is a concluded one **(C)**, a recurrent one **(H)** or general information **(B)**: Nuestro vecino nos **trajo** unos panfletos sobre la economía.

In this case, since we are making use of the preterite, we are talking about an action that was concluded.

C.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the next sentence and to determine whether the action is a concluded one **(C)**, a recurrent one **(H)** or general information **(B)**: Los estudiantes siempre **luchaban** por leyes más justas.

In this case, we are talking about a recurrent action because we are making use of the imperfect.

H.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the next sentence and to determine whether the action is a concluded one **(C)**, a recurrent one **(H)** or general information **(B)**: Los miembros de la comunidad **estaban** muy entusiasmados.

In this case, we are talking about general information because we are making reference to the emotional state of the community members and also using the imperfect.

B.