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Triết học Mác - Lênin

Total questions: 81

Worksheet time: 56mins

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1.

What determines the role of philosophy in social life?

a)

The prestige of the person proposing the theory

b)

The number of people studying the school of philosophy

c)

The worldview and methodology functions of philosophy

d)

Its class nature and party nature

2.

Which theory of C. Marx is considered the greatest achievement of scientific thought?

a)

Dialectical materialism

b)

Human cognition is a dialectical process

c)

Summarizing the activities of the international workers' movement

d)

Historical materialism

3.

Which work is considered the first programmatic document of Marxism-Leninism?

a)

The Poverty of Philosophy (1847)

b)

The Communist Manifesto (1848)

c)

Capital (1867)

d)

The German Ideology (1845-1846)

4.

What is the scientific natural premise for the birth of Marxist philosophy?

a)

The electromagnetic theory of M. Faraday; The periodic law of chemical elements of Mendeleev; Modern genetics of Mendel

b)

Classical mechanics of I. Newton; The theory of relativity of A. Einstein; The theory of cosmic nebulae of I. Kant

c)

Non-Euclidean geometry; The atomic model of Thomson; The theory of relativity of A. Einstein

d)

The theory of evolution of S. Darwin; The theory of conservation and transformation of energy; The cell theory (M. Schleiden and T. Schwann)

5.

What is the second aspect of the fundamental problem of philosophy according to the theory of agnosticism?

a)

Where will human life go?

b)

Humans cannot perceive the world

c)

Humans can fully perceive the world

d)

Doubt the ability to perceive the world of humans

6.

According to Marxist-Leninist philosophy, what is the condition for the birth of philosophy?

a)

When human cognition has reached the level of abstraction and generalization about the objective world

b)

When the species society

7.

What are the conditions for the emergence of philosophy?

a)

When human cognition has reached the level of abstraction and generalization about the objective world

b)

When human society has class struggle

c)

When society has a division between agriculture and industry

d)

When society has a division of labor between the rich and the poor

8.

Which of the following statements about Marxist philosophy is incorrect?

a)

Marxist philosophy is the science of all sciences

b)

According to Marxist philosophy, philosophy cannot replace specific sciences

c)

According to Marxist philosophy, the development of philosophy is closely related to the development of natural sciences

d)

Marxist philosophy was born in the 1840s

9.

At what stage of human civilization did philosophy appear?

a)

From prehistoric times

b)

From the time there was religion

c)

From the time of slave ownership

d)

From when humans had cognition

10.

Which content is the direct theoretical premise for the emergence of Marxist-Leninist philosophy?

a)

German Classical Philosophy

b)

Classical Political Economy of England

c)

French Utopian Socialism

d)

The achievements of the socio-economic conditions of Western European countries in the mid-19th century

11.

What is philosophy?

a)

The love of wisdom

b)

The thinking and speaking in a normative manner

c)

Philosophy is the most general theoretical knowledge system of humans about the world; about the position and role of humans in that world

d)

The contemplation and reflection on metaphysical issues

12.

What is the object of study of philosophy?

a)

About the most general issues of nature, society, and thought

b)

The relationship between the state and the people

c)

Research on abstract supernatural issues

d)

Research on the spiritual life of humans

13.

What is the highest level of worldview?

a)

Animistic belief

b)

Worldview

14.

What is the highest level of worldview?

a)

Animism

b)

Mythological worldview

c)

Philosophical scientific worldview

d)

Religious theology

15.

Where did philosophy originate earliest?

a)

India, Africa, Russia

b)

India, China, Greece

c)

Egypt, India, China

d)

Germany, England, France

16.

What is the characteristic of the primitive worldview?

a)

Science

b)

Religion

c)

Politics

d)

Mythology

17.

The study of 'the world in its entirety and finding its essential laws' belongs to which part of Marxism-Leninism?

a)

Marxism-Leninism

b)

Marxist-Leninist philosophy

c)

Marxist-Leninist political economy

d)

Marxist-Leninist scientific socialism

18.

What is the most fundamental purpose of the subject of Marxist-Leninist philosophy?

a)

To understand the most important theoretical basis of Ho Chi Minh's thought and the revolutionary line of the Communist Party of Vietnam

b)

To build a scientific worldview and methodology and creatively apply those principles in cognitive and practical activities

c)

To understand the ideological foundation of the Communist Party of Vietnam

d)

To build faith and ideals for students about the path to socialism chosen and determined to build by Ho Chi Minh, the Communist Party of Vietnam, and our entire people

19.

What is the subject of study of Marxist-Leninist political economy?

a)

Political economy of A. Smith

b)

Political economy of D. Ricardo

c)

The laws of movement and development of the capitalist mode of production and the necessity of the emergence of the communist mode of production

d)

The development of production modes through historical periods

20.

Which content in the thought of the French utopian socialists was inherited by Marxism?

a)

Method of building a new society - communist society

b)

Correct understanding of the historical mission of the working class

c)

Correct viewpoint on the characteristics of communist society in the future

d)

Correct understanding of the achievements and limitations of the capitalist mode of production

21.

What is the economic-social premise that determines the birth of Marxism?

a)

The development of science and technology in the mid-19th century deepens the contradiction between materialism and idealism in solving the fundamental problem of philosophy

b)

The development of productive forces deepens the contradiction between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat in capitalist society

c)

The development of science and technology in the mid-19th century deepens the contradiction between major religions and scientists

d)

The struggle of the working class worldwide shifts from spontaneous to conscious

22.

Which of the following works by C. Marx reflects the nature and development laws of capitalism?

a)

The Communist Manifesto

b)

Capital

c)

The German Ideology

d)

Imperialism - the highest stage of capitalism

23.

Which achievement clearly demonstrates the influence of Marxism-Leninism on the proletarian revolutionary movement worldwide?

a)

The success of the October Revolution in Russia (1917)

b)

The birth of the Communist International (1919)

c)

The success of the national liberation movement of colonized countries in the mid-20th century

d)

The development of productive forces in the colonized countries

24.

What are the contributions of V.I.Lenin to Marxist philosophy?

a)

Critique, overcome, and combat erroneous viewpoints that emerged during the era of imperialism such as: revisionism of Marxism, materialistic idealism, leftist childishness in philosophy, dogmatism...

b)

Realizing Marxist theory through the establishment of the Communist International

c)

Supplementing and perfecting the theoretical and practical issues such as the theory of bourgeois revolution in the era of imperialism

d)

Honoring the contributions of Marx

25.

What is the unity of the world based on?

a)

Unity in material and spiritual aspects

b)

It is unified if we consider it unified

c)

Unity in material aspects

d)

Unity because it was created by God

26.

Which social event first demonstrated the reality of Marxism-Leninism in history?

a)

The victory of the October Revolution in Russia

b)

The Paris Commune

c)

The August Revolution in 1945 in Vietnam

d)

World War II

27.

The statement 'Philosophy includes the most general viewpoints, the reasoned explanations for the common questions of humanity, so philosophy encompasses the entire knowledge of mankind.' corresponds to which period of philosophy?

a)

Ancient Philosophy

b)

Renaissance Philosophy

c)

Medieval Western Philosophy

d)

Marxist-Leninist Philosophy

28.

Fill in the blank to complete the following statement: 'Marxist-Leninist philosophy is the science of...'

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29.

What is science?

a)

Researching all phenomena occurring in nature, society, and human thought

b)

Researching the most general laws of the world

c)

Researching all sciences

d)

Researching all laws

30.

What is the function of Marxist philosophy?

a)

Guiding practical activities

b)

Researching all sciences

c)

Providing a worldview and common methodology

d)

Perfecting reason and enhancing revolutionary moral qualities

31.

According to Marxist philosophy, what are the basic functions of philosophy?

a)

Educating moral and aesthetic values for humans

b)

Providing a worldview and common methodology for all cognitive and practical activities

c)

Organizing scientific knowledge, promoting the development of science and technology

d)

Explaining reality and encouraging the masses to revolutionize to eliminate reality

32.

What is the core of the worldview according to Marxist-Leninist philosophy?

a)

Politics

b)

Philosophy

c)

Theories of specific scientific fields

d)

Religion

33.

What is Hegel's view on philosophical science?

a)

Philosophy is the science of all sciences

b)

Philosophical science is metaphysics

c)

Philosophy is the science about all sciences

d)

Philosophy is the science of society and history

34.

What is the subject of philosophy during the Renaissance?

a)

Natural philosophy includes all knowledge that humans have, primarily knowledge belonging to natural sciences such as mathematics, physics, astronomy...

b)

Scholastic philosophy, religious philosophy

c)

Philosophy separates into scientific disciplines such as mechanics, mathematics, physics, astronomy, chemistry, biology, sociology, psychology, cultural studies...

d)

Philosophy is the science of all sciences

35.

What is the subject of philosophy in the East?

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36.

What is the object of philosophy in Western medieval times?

a)

About God and the power of God

b)

About rituals and culture

c)

Research on nature

d)

Research on society and history

37.

Which work of Marxism clarifies the nature of the capitalist mode of production and outlines the necessity of the communist economic-social form?

a)

Economic-Philosophical Manuscripts

b)

New Economic Policy

c)

Capital

d)

The Communist Manifesto

38.

Which historical period did Lenin defend Marxism?

a)

Capitalism is in the process of formation

b)

Free competition capitalism

c)

Monopoly capitalism (imperialist capitalism)

d)

State monopoly capitalism

39.

Which idealist philosophical school directly influenced the birth of Marxism-Leninism?

a)

I. Kant

b)

G. Hegel

c)

G. Berkeley

d)

Plato

40.

Which is not a source of idealism?

a)

Absolute the role of consciousness

b)

One-sided consideration, absolutizing, sanctifying one aspect, one characteristic of the dialectical cognitive process of man

c)

Absolutizing the role of intellectual labor and the ruling class

d)

The development of natural science

41.

In the religious worldview, which factor plays a major role?

a)

Knowledge

b)

Belief

c)

Emotion

d)

Feudal rituals

42.

Choose the correct answer and fill in the blank of the following statement?

a)

Preservation

b)

Development

c)

Suggestions

d)

Research

43.

What is the system of views and scientific theories of C.Mác, Ph.Ăngghen and the ……… of V.I.Lênin?

a)

Conservation

b)

Development

c)

Comments

d)

Research

44.

In Marxism-Leninism, which theoretical part studies the economic laws of society, especially the economic laws of the birth, development, and decline of the capitalist mode of production and the birth and development of the new mode of production - the communist mode of production?

a)

Marxist-Leninist Philosophy

b)

Marxist-Leninist Political Economy

c)

Scientific Socialism

d)

Cognitive Theory

45.

What is the object of study of the scientific socialism part in Marxism-Leninism?

a)

The process of socialist revolution

b)

Human society

c)

The history of the development of science and technology

d)

The workers' movement

46.

In the three theoretical parts constituting Marxism-Leninism, what role does philosophy play?

a)

It is merely the first scientific studies of C.Mác

b)

It is the theoretical foundation, the worldview and scientific methodology for the remaining parts

c)

It only specializes in studying issues of nature

d)

It is a theoretical weapon to counter other philosophical thoughts

47.

What is the humanistic value of Marxism-Leninism?

a)

Determining the nature of man and the historical development of humanity

b)

The importance of man in the productive forces for the development of human civilization

c)

Liberating humanity from poverty, backwardness, and injustice

d)

Achieving class liberation, liberating the working people and liberating man from oppression and exploitation through proletarian revolution

48.

How many main stages is the process of the birth and development of Marxism-Leninism divided into?

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49.

How many main stages are there in the process of the birth and development of Marxism-Leninism?

a)

Three stages: The stage initiated by C. Marx; The stage supplemented by F. Engels; The stage developed by V. I. Lenin

b)

Three stages: The stage of C. Marx and F. Engels; The stage of development by V. I. Lenin; The stage of application in socialist countries

c)

Two stages: The traditional stage from C. Marx to V. I. Lenin; The modern stage from after World War II to now

d)

Two stages: The stage of formation and development of Marxism (by C. Marx and F. Engels); The stage of protecting and developing Marxism into Marxism-Leninism (by V. I. Lenin)

50.

What changes did the working class undergo in terms of political status during the struggles against capitalism in the 1930s and 1940s?

a)

The working class became an independent political force in capitalist society

b)

The working class became a major force in capitalist society

c)

The working class became an opposing class to the bourgeoisie

d)

The working class became a productive force in capitalist society

51.

In the social field, which activity is both the premise and the main practical purpose of Marxism?

a)

The first scientific and technical revolution

b)

The emergence of some social sciences

c)

The practical activities of the working class's revolutionary movements

d)

The practical activities of the independence struggles of colonial countries

52.

In Hegel's philosophy, which content did C. Marx and F. Engels inherit as the most important?

a)

Objective idealism

b)

Philosophy of law

c)

Aesthetics

d)

Dialectics

53.

What is the transition of C. Marx and F. Engels from idealist worldview to...

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54.

What is the main ideology?

a)

Objective Idealism

b)

Philosophy of Law

c)

Aesthetics

d)

Dialectics

55.

What philosophical trend did C. Marx and F. Engels transition from idealism to materialism?

a)

Humanist Materialism of L. Feuerbach

b)

Critical Utopian Socialism in France

c)

Anarchism of Proudhon

d)

Materialism of 17th-18th Century France

56.

What theory did C. Marx build when criticizing the limitations of A. Smith's value theory?

a)

Theory of Class Struggle in Class Society

b)

Theory of Surplus Value, Scientific Argument about the Exploitation Nature of Capitalism

c)

Theory of the Historical Mission of the Working Class

d)

Theory of Monopoly Capitalism and State Monopoly Capitalism

57.

When was the thought about the stages in the process of building communism formed?

a)

When C. Marx was still active in the Young Hegelian group

b)

In the years 1842 - 1843

c)

In the years 1847 - 1848

d)

From 1849 to 1895

58.

Why did materialist philosophy develop strongly in modern Western Europe?

a)

Natural sciences developed strongly

b)

Due to the influence of metaphysical materialism

c)

Philosophers had strong polarization

d)

Human cognition developed to a higher level

59.

When did philosophy appear?

a)

4th Century BC

b)

6th Century BC

c)

7th Century BC

d)

9th Century BC

60.

What are the stories like the Legend of Au Co - Lac Long Quan?

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61.

What is the worldview represented by stories like the legend of Au Co - Lac Long Quan and the legend of Saint Giong of Vietnam?

a)

Mythological worldview

b)

Religious worldview

c)

Philosophical worldview

d)

A manifestation of all three forms of worldview above

62.

Why is the birth of Marxism considered a lawful phenomenon?

a)

It is a product of the socio-economic situation in the 1840s

b)

It summarizes the values of human knowledge in various fields of science

c)

It is the innate talent of its founders

d)

It is an objective phenomenon

63.

Which is not a role of the premises of natural science in the birth of Marxism?

a)

Refuting metaphysical thinking and the role of the 'Creator'

b)

Affirming the correctness of the dialectical materialist view of the nature of the world

c)

Affirming the scientific nature of the dialectical materialist view in cognition and practice

d)

Helping Marx and Engels access modern knowledge

64.

What is the major limitation in Hegel's philosophy that Marxism has overcome?

a)

Metaphysical thinking

b)

Naive and simplistic understanding of the world

c)

Idealism

d)

Completely negating the achievements of previous philosophies

65.

Does philosophy have a class nature?

a)

No

b)

Only in capitalist society

c)

It has class nature in all schools of philosophy

d)

Only in some philosophical systems

66.

What is the worldview?

a)

The worldview is the reflection of the material and social existence of humans in the form of common concepts and viewpoints

b)

The worldview does not depend on the level of understanding of individuals

67.

What is the world view?

a)

The world view is the reflection of the material existence and society of humans in the form of common concepts and viewpoints

b)

The world view does not depend on the level of understanding that humans have achieved in a certain historical period

c)

The world view is the viewpoint of the ruling class in society

d)

The world view is internal, it is the inner thoughts of humans

68.

According to Marxist philosophy, under what conditions did philosophy arise?

a)

Society is divided into classes

b)

When the intellectual class appeared, surprised and skeptical about everything around

c)

Human thinking reached a high level of abstraction and the intellectual class appeared

d)

When humans began to be surprised and skeptical

69.

In terms of research subjects, how does philosophy differ from specific sciences?

a)

Philosophy studies humans, while specific sciences only study nature

b)

Specific sciences explore the essence of the world, while philosophy uncovers the laws of the world

c)

Specific sciences only study one aspect of the world while philosophy studies the entire world in its entirety

d)

Specific sciences uncover all the laws of the world, while philosophy uncovers all levels of the essence of the world

70.

What scientific basis did the inventions of natural sciences in the first half of the 19th century provide for the development of what?

a)

The development of metaphysical methods and mechanism to a new level

b)

The development of dialectical methods from spontaneous to conscious

c)

The development of idealistic dialectics into subjective idealism and mysticism

d)

The development of dialectical thinking helps it escape from spontaneity and shed the mystical idealistic shell

71.

In medieval Western society, what worldview did people suffer from?

a)

Religion

b)

Mythology

c)

Science

72.

In the medieval West, what worldview did people adhere to?

a)

Religion

b)

Mythology

c)

Science

d)

Philosophy

73.

What is the greatest achievement of the revolution in philosophy carried out by Marx and Engels?

a)

Building materialist dialectics, ending the dominance of Hegel's idealist dialectics

b)

Establishing historical materialism, clarifying the existence and development of human society

c)

Discovering that the history of human society is the history of class struggle, and class struggle will lead to the proletarian revolution to abolish the exploitation system

d)

Discovering surplus value, clarifying the nature of capitalist society

74.

What is the relationship between dialectical materialism (THDVBC) and natural science (KHTN)?

a)

THDVBC is the science of all branches of KHTN

b)

Inventions in KHTN are the basis of THDVBC's arguments, while THDVBC is the common worldview and methodology for KHTN

c)

KHTN is the only basis for the formation and development of THDVBC

d)

THDVBC is the only basis for the formation and development of KHTN

75.

Which content reflects the practical political and social value of Marxism-Leninism?

a)

The formation and development based on inheriting the values of human thought and summarizing the practical realities of the era

b)

The common worldview and methodology of scientific cognition and revolutionary practice

c)

The science of the liberation of the proletariat, liberating the working people from oppression and exploitation, and moving towards human liberation

d)

Providing practical foundations for the development of specific sciences

76.

According to C. Marx's remarks, what are the basic limitations of utopian socialism?

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77.

According to C. Marx's comments, what are the basic limitations of critical utopian socialism in France that need to be overcome?

a)

Cannot scientifically argue about the nature of capitalism

b)

Cannot detect the laws of movement and development of capitalism

c)

Cannot recognize the role and mission of the working class as a social force capable of abolishing capitalism to build an equal society without exploitation

d)

A, B, C are correct

78.

What is the greatest advantage of utopian socialism?

a)

Summarizes the historical development of humanity

b)

High humanitarian spirit

c)

Dares to confront capitalism directly

d)

Identifies the historical mission of the working class

79.

What are the basic requirements for studying and researching Marxist-Leninist philosophy?

a)

Understand the essence and spirit of the subject; improve oneself in personal life as well as in social community life.

b)

Consider the viewpoints of Marxist-Leninist philosophy as always correct with every practical era of the Vietnamese revolution

c)

Apply the entire Marxist-Leninist doctrine in all revolutionary situations

d)

Only study the core knowledge, the basic principles

80.

Which of the following works is built on the basis of a mythical worldview?

a)

Tam Cam

b)

The God of the Sky

c)

Journey to the West

d)

The Tale of Kieu

81.

Which of the following works is built on the concept of metaphysics?

a)

Tam Cam

b)

The Fortune Teller and the Elephant

c)

Coconut Shell

d)

Binh Ngo Dai Cao