In 1889, the first water from the Capilano River ___ into Vancouver.
A -
was piped
B -
is piping
C -
were piping
D -
had been piped
2-
In 1861, the native wife of a crew member on the sternwheeler Maria followed native trails to Fort Langley ___ help when it became stuck in winter ice. 50 of the 200 passengers froze to death before help could arrive.
A -
summoning
B -
summoned
C -
had summoned
D -
to summon
3-
In 1900, the first meeting of the recently incorporated Japanese Fishermen's Benevolent Society (Dantai) ___ at the Phoenix Cannery in Steveston.
A -
is being held
B -
had been held
C -
was holding
D -
was held
4-
In 1808, Simon Fraser ___ the mouth of the Fraser River from inland and landed at the village of Musqueam.
A -
reaching
B -
reached
C -
reach
D -
reaches
5-
In 1983, Lloyd Yodogawa, Dan Milkovich and Grant Kuramoto (all from Richmond) were gold medallists in judo at the Canada Winter Games. Also, Jim Kojima, "Mr. Judo," ___ to the Order of Canada for his 40 year-involvement in judo as participant, referee, coach and organizer.
A -
was named
B -
had been named
C -
are named
D -
is naming
6-
In 1860, the Semiahmoo people ___ the first church in White Rock on their reserve.
A -
were constructing
B -
constructs
C -
had constructed
D -
constructed
7-
In 1940, Canada's first all-Chinese-language school ___ at 571 East Georgia Street.
A -
is going to dedicated
B -
had been dedicated
C -
was dedicated
D -
is dedicated
8-
In 1859 the first school ___ at Sapperton.
A -
was built
B -
had built
C -
built
D -
is building
9-
In 1897, the Steveston Fishermen's Association ___ to represent the nearly 2,000 Japanese fishermen on the Lower Fraser (about one third of the total fishing population).
A -
had been organized
B -
was organized
C -
were organizing
D -
is organized
10-
In 1910, an explosion at a dynamite plant on Bowen Island killed five workers and ___ in Nanaimo.