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Quiz on Political Science

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins

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1.

When did politics arise?

a)

When human society appeared

b)

When the clan-tribe organization appeared

c)

When classes appeared

d)

When classes appeared and were organized into a state

2.

According to Plato, politics is:

a)

The domination of supreme intellect

b)

The art of governance

c)

Must be tyranny

d)

All three options above

3.

According to the viewpoint of Marxism-Leninism, politics is:

a)

Politics is interests, is the relationship of interests, is class struggle primarily for economic interests

b)

The organization of government, state power, is participation in state affairs

c)

The concentrated expression of the economy, is the construction of the state

d)

All three options above

4.

Politics is:

a)

The relationship between classes, nations, and countries regarding the issue of holding, organizing, and using state power

b)

The participation of the people in state and social affairs

c)

The practical political activities of classes, political parties, and states to find ways to implement the policies and objectives set to satisfy interests.

d)

All three options above

5.

Political science is:

a)

The science that studies the issue of political power, considering political power as the central issue

b)

The science that studies the political field to clarify the most general laws and rules of political-social life along with political tricks to realize the laws and rules of political-social life in a class society organized into a state

c)

The science that studies political tricks to realize the laws and rules of political-social life in a class society organized into a state.

d)

The science that studies the field of social life

6.

What is the subject of political science?

a)

Political - social life

b)

The most general laws and rules of political life, social mechanisms, methods, and political technologies to realize these laws

c)

Activities of political subjects

d)

Real relationships of classes and social communities

7.

One of the functions of political science is:

a)

Recognizing and applying scientific results to political activities

b)

Detecting and forecasting the most basic laws of political life within each country as well as internationally

c)

Building a political knowledge system based on science and practice

d)

Detecting and forecasting the most general laws of social life within each country as well as internationally

8.

One of the tasks of political science is:

a)

Equipping knowledge for political leaders to help their activities align with objective laws

b)

Building a correct attitude and motivation for political activities for citizens

c)

Planning strategies with domestic and foreign objectives, along with methods, means, and tricks to achieve political goals.

d)

Equipping scientific knowledge for citizens to build a correct attitude and motivation for activities

9.

Characteristics of

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10.

What are the characteristics of Vietnamese political science?

a)

Built on the methodological foundation and theory of Marxism-Leninism; has proletarian class nature, revolutionary nature, scientific nature, and creativity; is a comprehensive science of politics and emerged later than other countries in the world

b)

Built on the methodological foundation and theory of Marxism-Leninism; has class nature, revolutionary nature, and creativity

c)

Built on the methodological foundation and theory of Marxism; has proletarian class nature, revolutionary nature, scientific nature, and creativity; is a comprehensive science of politics

d)

Built on the methodological foundation and theory of Marxism; has class nature, revolutionary nature, scientific nature, and creativity; is a comprehensive science of politics and emerged later than other countries in the world

11.

Who was the first to distinguish and compare political institutions (Monarchy; Aristocracy; Democracy)?

a)

Plato

b)

Polybius

c)

Herodotus

d)

Xenophon

12.

What is Herodotus's view on the aristocratic political institution?

a)

Power belongs to one person, the king

b)

Power belongs to the majority of the people

c)

Power belongs to a group of elites with property

d)

All three options above

13.

What is Xenophon's view on politics?

a)

Discussing the concept of politics

b)

Discussing the role and qualities of political leaders

c)

Discussing the origin of power

d)

Discussing the ideal society

14.

Identify the characteristic political value in Aristotle's political thought?

a)

Politics is the science of leading people, the science of social architecture for all citizens.

b)

Politics is about how in community life, the...

15.

What is the characteristic of Aristotle's political thought?

a)

Politics is the science of leading people, the science of social architecture for all citizens.

b)

Politics is about how in community life, the common good is higher than the individual, and people live better.

c)

Man is a political animal, living responsibly with the community.

d)

All three options above

16.

What is Aristotle's view on the origin of the state?

a)

The state appears naturally, formed by history.

b)

The state is formed by class struggle.

c)

The state is created by God.

d)

The state is formed by private ownership of production materials.

17.

According to Plato, what are the classes in an ideal society?

a)

Rulers, warriors, farmers, craftsmen, and slaves.

b)

Rulers, warriors, farmers, and craftsmen.

c)

Rulers, farmers, craftsmen, and slaves.

d)

Rulers, warriors, and slaves.

18.

What is T. Dacan's view on the origin of power?

a)

Political power originates from God.

b)

Political power originates from society.

c)

Political power originates from intellect.

d)

Political power originates from violence.

19.

What is Ogystan's view on political leaders?

a)

Must place authority in the service of the people, taking 'justice as the root, charity as the top'.

b)

Must know how to command oneself before commanding others.

c)

Must work moderately and know the limits of ambition.

d)

All three options above.

20.

According to J. Locke, in a state of nature, humans have what rights?

a)

Freedom, equality, private ownership.

b)

Freedom, the right to live, the pursuit of happiness.

c)

Freedom, equality, the pursuit of happiness.

d)

Freedom, the pursuit of happiness, private ownership.

21.

According to Montesquieu, what is the political freedom of citizens?

a)

The right to do anything that the law allows.

b)

The right to do anything that the law does not prohibit.

c)

The right to...

22.

According to Montesquieu, the political freedom of citizens is:

a)

The right to do anything that the law allows

b)

The right to do anything that the law does not prohibit

c)

The right to do what the law prohibits

d)

All three options above

23.

Rousseau's view on legislative, executive, and judicial powers:

a)

Legislative power is the will of the people, linked to national sovereignty; Executive power is established by the legislative body's documents, is the strength of the political machine; Judicial power belongs to the agency that supervises and protects the law.

b)

Legislative power is the will of the people, linked to national sovereignty; Executive power belongs to the king; Judicial power belongs to the agency that supervises and protects the law.

c)

Legislative power is the will of the people, linked to national sovereignty; Executive power is established by the legislative body's documents, is the strength of the political machine; Judicial power belongs to the nobility.

d)

Legislative power is an agreement between the nobility and the people; Executive power is established by the legislative body's documents, is the strength of the political machine; Judicial power belongs to the agency that supervises and protects the law.

24.

According to J. Locke, the essence of political power, the state is:

a)

The state power, in essence, is the power of the people. The power of the people is the basis of state power.

b)

The state is essentially a 'social contract', in which citizens cede part of their rights to form a common power: state power.

c)

'Preserving the natural rights of each individual' is the fundamental criterion for determining the limits and scope of state activity.

d)

All three options above

25.

Identify the main political thought schools of the Spring and Autumn - Warring States period (770-221 BC)

a)

Confucianism, Daoism; Mohism

b)

Confucianism

26.

Identify the main political thought schools of the Spring and Autumn - Warring States period (770-221 BC)

a)

Confucianism, Daoism; Mohism

b)

Confucianism, Mohism, Legalism

c)

Confucianism, Sophism; Mohism

d)

Confucianism, Legalism, Daoism

27.

What is the basic category on which Confucius' doctrine is built?

a)

Humanity - Central - Trust

b)

Humanity - Right name - Filial piety

c)

Humanity - Ritual - Right name

d)

Humanity - Filial piety - Ritual

28.

"Humanity" according to Confucius is:

a)

Loving people (ai ren), loving one's relatives and loving virtuous people more (shen ren).

b)

To restore rituals.

c)

Respecting and using wise people.

d)

All three options above

29.

The concept of "Right name" according to Confucius is:

a)

Determining the status, rank, and position of classes, individuals, and social strata

b)

Selecting rulers in society

c)

Placing people in the right position and function

d)

All three options above

30.

The doctrine of Legalism by Han Feizi is reflected in three aspects:

a)

World - Alliance - Status

b)

Technique - World - Alliance

c)

Law - Technique - Right name

d)

Law - Technique - World

31.

How many periods (main stages) does Vietnamese political thought reflect?

a)

3 (independence struggle; building and protecting the socialist state)

b)

5

c)

4

d)

6

32.

State the main values in Vietnamese political thought during the period of building the independent feudal state (10th-15th century):

a)

Independence, sovereignty - Combining "Ritual governance" with "Legal governance" - "People-centered" - humanity

b)

Independence, sovereignty - "People-centered" - "Humanity" - Ritual governance

c)

Independence, sovereignty - "Forgiving the people" - "Humanity" - Combining "Ritual governance" with "Legal governance".

d)

Independence, sovereignty - "People-centered" - "Humanity" - Legal governance

33.

According to the viewpoint of Marxism-Leninism, politics has the nature of:

a)

Nation

b)

Humanity

34.

According to Marxism-Leninism, politics has the nature of:

a)

Nation

b)

Humanity

c)

Class

d)

All of the above

35.

According to Marxism-Leninism, class struggle includes:

a)

Economic struggle, ideological struggle, class struggle

b)

Economic struggle, political struggle, class struggle

c)

Ideological struggle, political struggle, class struggle

d)

Economic struggle, ideological struggle, political struggle

36.

According to Marxism-Leninism, political revolution is:

a)

A revolution that changes society

b)

A revolution that changes the economic regime

c)

A revolution that changes the political regime

d)

All of the above

37.

According to Lenin, the sign of a revolutionary situation is:

a)

The ruling class can no longer rule as before, politics falls into crisis

b)

The oppressed masses fall into poverty, forced to take historical action

c)

The intermediate class is ready to side with the revolutionary masses, standing with the advanced revolutionary forces

d)

All of the above

38.

Is the current election a method of peacefully seizing power?

a)

Yes

b)

No

39.

According to Marxism-Leninism, the dictatorship of the proletariat is:

a)

A form of political power organization transitioning to a classless society

b)

A form of political power organization in modern society

c)

A form of state organization of the proletariat

d)

All of the above

40.

The task of the dictatorship of the proletariat is:

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41.

According to Ho Chi Minh, national independence must be associated with:

a)

Peace

b)

Economic development

c)

Capitalism

d)

Socialism

42.

Ho Chi Minh's viewpoint on unity is understood as:

a)

Unity in the Party, Unity in the Army, National Unity

b)

Unity in the Party, Unity in the class, Unity in the nation

c)

Unity in the Party, National Unity, International Unity

d)

Class unity, National unity, International unity

43.

According to Ho Chi Minh, unity must be based on the stance of:

a)

Nation

b)

Peasant class

c)

Working class

d)

Intellectuals

44.

Ho Chi Minh's viewpoint on the state of the people, by the people, and for the people is a state:

a)

Having the nature of the working class

b)

Having the nature of the people

c)

Having the nature of the working class and profound people's nature

d)

Having the nature of the people and class nature

45.

According to Ho Chi Minh, the birth of the Communist Party of Vietnam is the combination of:

a)

Marxism-Leninism and the patriotic movement

b)

Marxism-Leninism and the workers' movement

c)
46.

According to Ho Chi Minh, the birth of the Communist Party of Vietnam is the combination of:

a)

Marxism-Leninism and the patriotic movement

b)

Marxism-Leninism and the workers' movement

c)

Marxism-Leninism

d)

Marxism-Leninism with the workers' movement and the patriotic movement of Vietnam

47.

According to Ho Chi Minh, state officials must:

a)

Pay attention to the people's interests 'whatever benefits the people should be done, whatever harms the people should be avoided'

b)

Combat privileges and other negative aspects, keep the state apparatus clean

c)

Be close to the people, respect the interests of the people

d)

All three options above

48.

Is the following statement true or false: Power is the right to use the strength of a subject (individual, organization, class, or society) to force other subjects to obey its will.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Fill in the missing word in the following concept: Power is the right to use the strength of a subject (individual, organization, class, or society) to force other subjects to ……….. its will.

a)

Listen to

b)

Follow

c)

Obey

d)

Comply

50.

One of the characteristics of power is:

a)

The recognition of others

b)

The coercion of recognition by others

c)

The recognition of the state

d)

The recognition of political-social organizations

51.

The characteristics of power include:

a)

The recognition of others

b)

It appears and exists with humans; only humans have power and the methods of achieving power are very diverse

c)

The power system encompasses all members of society; power relations change

d)

All three options above

52.

Political power is:

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53.

What is the structure of political power?

a)

Subject, object, goal and tool

b)

Subject, goal and method

c)

Subject, goal, content and tool

d)

Subject, object, goal, content, method and tool

54.

What are the characteristics of political power?

a)

Power has class nature and historical nature

b)

Political power has social nature

c)

Political power has concentration and alienation nature

d)

All of the above

55.

One of the functions of political power is:

a)

Establishing the political system

b)

Establishing the social system

c)

Establishing the policy system

d)

Establishing political leaders

56.

The function of political power is:

a)

Establishing the political system; organizing political life, establishing political relations

b)

Managing state and social affairs; controlling political and social relations

c)

Leading power agencies, political and non-political activities; establishing a certain type of governance

d)

All of the above

57.

Political power of a class is transformed into state power when:

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58.

Political power of a class is transformed into state power when:

a)

That class is legally recognized by the existing state

b)

That class is recognized by the people

c)

That class is recognized by the ruling class

d)

That class becomes the ruling class through revolutionary violence

59.

In Vietnam, political power belongs to:

a)

The Communist Party of Vietnam

b)

The State

c)

The working class

d)

The people

60.

The political power organization system includes: State, political party; and which of the following organizations:

a)

Political - social organizations

b)

Economic - political - cultural - social organizations

c)

Social organizations

d)

Civil organizations

61.

The current political power organization system in Vietnam includes:

a)

The Communist Party of Vietnam, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, the Fatherland Front and mass organizations.

b)

The National Assembly, the Government, the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuracy.

c)

The Politburo, the Secretariat, the Central Committee of the Party.

d)

The Communist Party of Vietnam, the Government, the National Assembly, the People's Councils at all levels.

62.

According to the viewpoint of Marxism-Leninism, what is a political party?

a)

An organization representing all classes in society.

b)

The most active, organized part of a class or a certain stratum of the class.

c)

An economic interest group in society.

d)

An administrative organization of the State.

63.

Which of the following factors are conditions leading to the establishment of the Communist Party of Vietnam?

a)

Marxism-Leninism, the workers' movement, the patriotic movement.

b)

Marxism-Leninism, the October Revolution, the colonial policy of the French colonists.

c)

The patriotic movement, the struggle of the bourgeoisie, the workers' movement.

d)

Capitalism

64.

What are the characteristics of a political party?

a)

Has a unified ideology and interests

b)

Is organized tightly and stably

c)

Is institutionalized legally

d)

All of the above

65.

What is the positive role of the ruling party?

a)

Organizing elections and peacefully transferring power

b)

Building policies, programs, and plans for national development

c)

Training officials and selecting personnel for key positions

d)

All of the above

66.

From the perspective of essence, what does the state institution refer to?

a)

The organization of the state apparatus.

b)

The nature of governance and administration of a state.

c)

The legal system of a country.

d)

The relationship between state agencies.

67.

From the perspective of structure, what does the state institution refer to?

a)

How the state governs society.

b)

The organizational structure of the state apparatus, defining the position, authority, and functions of agencies.

c)

The relationship between the state and citizens.

d)

The economic policies of the state.

68.

In the state apparatus, how is power divided?

a)

Legislative, executive, judicial.

b)

Political, economic, cultural.

c)

Administrative, defense, foreign affairs.

d)

State, enterprise, social organization.

69.

How many basic principles are there in the organization of the state apparatus?

a)

2 principles.

b)

3 principles.

c)

4 principles.

d)

5 principles.

70.

How is the principle of centralization applied in the organization of the Vietnamese state apparatus?

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71.

How is the principle of concentration of power applied in the organization of the Vietnamese State apparatus?

a)

State power is concentrated and unified, with division, coordination, and control among state agencies in the implementation of legislative, executive, and judicial powers.

b)

All state power is held by the Government.

c)

State agencies operate completely independently, without supervision.

d)

The National Assembly, Government, and Supreme People's Court have equal powers.

72.

The state operates according to the principle of:

a)

Ensuring the dominance of the ruling class.

b)

Ensuring the maintenance and development of the regime.

c)

Suppressing the resistance of classes and hostile forces.

d)

All three options above.

73.

The characteristics of the Vietnamese State are:

a)

It is a socialist rule-of-law state, of the people, by the people, for the people, all power belongs to the people, the state respects and ensures human rights.

b)

State power is divided into three powers: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial.

c)

The state has a class nature, under the leadership of the Communist Party and the supervision of the people.

d)

All three options above.

74.

The highest state power agency in Vietnam is:

a)

The Government

b)

The National Assembly

c)

The People's Council

d)

The People's Committee

75.

What is a political-social organization?

a)

An organization of communities in the social structure based on the principle of voluntariness and using political-social activities as the main method to gather and organize the actions of members.

b)

An organization of communities in the social structure, established on the principle of voluntariness and autonomy to participate in political activities.

c)

An organization of communities in the social structure based on the principle of voluntariness, autonomy, unified activities, and using political-social activities as the main method to gather.

76.

What are the political-social organizations in Vietnam?

a)

Vietnam Fatherland Front, Vietnam Farmers' Association, Vietnam Journalists' Association, Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, Vietnam Lawyers' Association

b)

Vietnam Fatherland Front, Vietnam General Confederation of Labor, Vietnam Women's Union, Vietnam Farmers' Association, Vietnam Veterans' Association, Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union.

c)

Vietnam Fatherland Front, Vietnam Red Cross, Vietnam Journalists' Association, Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, Vietnam Lawyers' Association.

d)

Vietnam Farmers' Association, Vietnam Veterans' Association, Vietnam Artists' Association, Vietnam General Confederation of Labor, Vietnam Journalists' Association.

77.

What are the functions of political-social organizations?

a)

Protect the interests of their members in relation to the state

b)

Gather members to participate in political struggles

c)

Educate members to improve their overall level to effectively achieve the goals set by the organization

d)

All of the above

78.

What is a political leader?

a)

The head of an economic organization.

b)

The head of a political organization.

c)

A leader in the field of education.

d)

An influential person in the arts.

79.

Who can become a political leader?

a)

Anyone with excellent business skills

b)

An outstanding person in the field of political activity

c)

A person with many assets and economic power

d)

A famous person on social media

80.

When do political leaders appear?

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81.

What is a good business ability?

a)

Outstanding person in the political field

b)

Person with many assets and economic power

c)

Famous person on social media

82.

When does a political leader appear?

a)

When there is a change in technology

b)

In certain historical conditions

c)

When society is stable and has no fluctuations

d)

When there is strong development of the market economy

83.

Which of the following conditions is not a characteristic of a political leader?

a)

Appears in certain historical conditions.

b)

Awareness of interests, goals, class ideals.

c)

Only operates in the military field.

d)

Ability to gather the masses to solve political tasks

84.

How many groups are the qualities of a political leader divided into?

a)

3 groups

b)

4 groups

c)

5 groups (knowledge level; political quality; organizational capacity; ethics, style; working ability.)

d)

6 groups

85.

What are the groups of qualities of a political leader?

a)

Knowledge level and political quality

b)

Organizational capacity

c)

Ethics, style

d)

Working ability

e)

All of the above answers

86.

What does the knowledge level of a political leader reflect?

a)

Intelligent, knowledgeable in various fields

b)

Scientific thinking; mastering political laws

c)

Mastering science and technology in leadership and management

d)

All of the above options.

87.

Which quality reflects the ability to make decisions and lead of a political leader?

a)

Ethics and style.

b)

Organizational capacity.

c)

Creative artistic ability.

d)

Business skills

88.

The political quality of a political leader is reflected through the factor:

a)

Awareness of the goals and ideals of the class.

b)

Ability to manage personal finances.

c)

Communication skills in business.

d)

Scientific and technological level

89.

Why is ethics and style an important quality?

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90.

Why is ethics and demeanor an important quality of a political leader?

a)

Helps the leader have good health to work.

b)

Creates trust and respect from the masses.

c)

Helps the leader have more assets.

d)

Helps the leader work independently, without teammates.

91.

The political leader of the working class is:

a)

Leaders of economic organizations

b)

Leaders of Party organizations, government, and political-social organizations

c)

Scientists researching the working class

d)

Entrepreneurs contributing to the economy

92.

The positive role of a political leader only appears when:

a)

The class that produces political leaders is progressive

b)

The activities of political leaders are in accordance with objective laws, with the historical development process

c)

The activities of the leader align with the aspirations and interests of the people

d)

All three options above

93.

The following statement is true or false: "Political leaders play an important role in contributing to the construction and improvement of the political power organization system, directing that system to serve social needs, class, and create motivation for development."

a)

True

b)

False

94.

Political leaders have a negative influence when:

a)

Changing socio-economic conditions

b)

The class position that produces political leaders is a reactionary class

c)

Due to the level of ability and quality of the political leader

d)

All three options above

95.

Political leaders of the working class in Vietnam need:

a)

A deep patriotic spirit, strong political will of the working class

b)

Exemplary in ethics, lifestyle; have health to work

c)

Have knowledge, have hi

96.

What does the political stance of the Vietnamese working class need?

a)

A deep sense of patriotism, strong political stance of the working class

b)

Model behavior in ethics and lifestyle; have the health to work

c)

Have knowledge, have extensive understanding in various fields

d)

All of the above

97.

Politics is the expression of what in economics?

a)

Mainly

b)

Only

c)

Concentrated

d)

Fundamental

98.

Politics occupies what position compared to economics?

a)

Sometimes

b)

Cannot

c)

Cannot not

d)

Can

99.

Which statement best describes the relationship between politics and economics?

a)

Economics is the root of politics, the measure of politics

b)

Economics is the root of politics, the measure of the rationality of politics

c)

Economics is the root, politics is the branch

d)

Economics is the reflection, the concentrated expression of politics

100.

Is the statement 'Economic development leads to political progress, and vice versa, economic crisis also leads to political crisis' true or false?

a)

True

b)

False

101.

Which statement best expresses the impact of politics on economics?

a)

The victory of the political revolution can lead to qualitative changes and subsequent economic development

b)

The victory of the political revolution is a prerequisite for qualitative changes and subsequent economic development

c)

The victory of the political revolution is the decisive factor for qualitative changes and subsequent economic development

d)

The victory of the political revolution is a factor influencing qualitative changes and subsequent economic development

102.

To ensure economic development in harmony with the impact of politics on economics, what aspects should be considered?

a)

Economic policy guidelines; economic relations and economic subjects

b)

Economic policy guidelines; economic institutions and subjects

103.

What aspects must be considered regarding the relationship between politics and economics?

a)

Economic policy guidelines; economic relations and economic entities

b)

Economic policy guidelines; economic institutions and economic entities

c)

Economic policy guidelines; ownership regime and economic entities

d)

Economic guidelines, economic policies, economic relations and ownership regime

104.

Choose the correct answer regarding the relationship between politics and economics during the formation of capitalism.

a)

Rational politics

b)

Minimal politics

c)

Maximal politics

d)

Minimal state

105.

Choose the correct answer regarding the relationship between politics and economics during the period of free competition capitalism.

a)

Rational politics

b)

Minimal politics

c)

Maximal politics

d)

Maximal state

106.

Choose the correct answer regarding the relationship between politics and economics during the period of monopoly capitalism.

a)

Rational politics

b)

Minimal politics

c)

Maximal politics

d)

Minimal state

107.

What are the correct descriptions of the actual state of the relationship between politics and economics in the Soviet Union after V.I. Lenin's death?

a)

A huge bureaucratic apparatus, the Communist Party does everything and decides everything, the state and law are just a formality

b)

Politics intervenes, directing all areas of social life

c)

Planned economic mechanism, command does not absorb scientific and technological revolution

d)

All three options above

108.

Choose the correct answer describing the principle of renewing the relationship between politics and economics in the renovation process of the country in Vietnam.

a)

Linking economic development as the focus, building the Party as the key with cultural development as the spiritual foundation of society

b)

Linking building the Party as the focus, economy as the key with cultural development as the spiritual foundation of society

c)

Linking economic development as the focus, building the Party as the key

109.

Câu 97: Văn hóa chính trị là một lĩnh vực, một biểu hiện đặc biệt của văn hóa của loài người trong xã hội có giai cấp, là trình độ hiểu biết của con người thể hiện ở trình độ hiểu biết về chính trị, trình độ tổ chức hệ thống tổ chức quyền lực theo một chuẩn xã hội nhất định nhằm điều hòa các quan hệ lợi ích giữa các giai cấp ………………., phù hợp với xu thế phát triển và tiến bộ xã hội.

a)

và bảo vệ lợi ích của giai cấp công nhân

b)

và bảo vệ lợi ích của các giai cấp, giai tầng

c)

và bảo vệ lợi ích của giai cấp cầm quyền

d)

và bảo vệ lợi ích của nông dân và trí thức

110.

Câu 98: Với tư cách chủ thể, phản ánh trình độ của con người về chính trị, Văn hoá chính trị được hình thành trong sự thống nhất và tác động bởi văn hóa chính trị cá nhân và văn hóa chính trị của tổ chức (cộng đồng).

a)

Đúng

b)

Sai

111.

Câu 99: Văn hoá chính trị của cá nhân được thể hiện:

a)

Trình độ hiểu biết về chính trị

b)

Khả năng, năng lực của cá nhân tham gia vào việc xây dựng và hoàn thiện hệ thống tổ chức quyền lực chính trị

c)

Mức độ hoàn thiện nhân cách

d)

Cả ba phương án trên

112.

Câu 100: Văn hóa chính trị của một tổ chức được hình thành từ những yếu tố cơ bản:

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