Test question 128: Whether the superstructure promotes or hinders the development of society depends on (　).

A: A. The nature of the economic base it serves B: B. Whether it is suitable for its own economic base

C: C. Whether its various components are Coordination D: D. Is it conducive to the consolidation and development of public ownership

Answer: A

Question 129: The content of a certain social superstructure is (　).

A: A. It is the ideology of all classes B: B. It is just the political and legal system of society

C: C. It is the ideology and ideology produced on a certain economic basis. The sum of various systems and facilities corresponding to this D: D. It is just the sum of state power and its facilities and organizations

Answer: C

Question 130: Basics of social historical perspective The question is ( ).

A: A. The relationship between social existence and social consciousness B: B. The contradiction between productivity and production relations

C: C. The objective laws of social development and human consciousness The relationship between initiative D: D. The contradiction between the economic base and the superstructure

Answer: A

Question 131: Under socialist conditions, the people create history (　).

A: A. is completely conscious B: B. is still spontaneous

C: C. is not restricted by social and historical conditions D: D. is still subject to social and historical conditions Constraints

Answer: D

Question 132: Under socialist conditions, our fundamental task is (　).

A: A. Focus on economic construction and vigorously develop society B: B. Build socialist material civilization

C: C. Build socialist spiritual civilization D: D. Carry out Socialist reform

Answer: A

Question 133: In a socialist society, the class analysis method is (　).

A: A. The basic method of analyzing all social phenomena B: B. The basic method of analyzing various phenomena in the ideological and ideological fields

C: C. Analyzing primary economic phenomena The basic method of D: D. The basic method of analyzing all social phenomena with the nature of class contradictions and class struggles

Answer: D

Question 134: In a class society, the ruling class The most fundamental reason why the idea of ????is in a dominant position in the field of thought is ( ).

A: A. They dominate politically B: B. They dominate economically

C: C. They control the propaganda machine D: D. They Controls most intellectuals

Answer: B

Question 135: In a class society, the core of the superstructure is (　).

A: A. Politics B: B. Army

C: C. Police D: D. State power

Answer: D

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Test question 136: The latest form of ideology is (　).

A: A. Art B: B. Morality

C: C. Religion D: D. Political and legal thought

Answer: D

Question 137: Hedonism is (　).

A: A. The values ??of high consumption in modern society B: B. The decadent and decadent values ??of the exploiting class

C: C. The values ??of putting life first D: D . The values ??that mankind pursues in common

Answer: B

Question 138: The social form is (　).

A: A. The unity of productivity and production relations B: B. Organizational facilities and systems based on a certain economic basis, as well as the social ideology that corresponds to them

C : C. The unity of the economic base and superstructure based on certain productivity D: D. The sum of various production relations

Answer: C

Question 139: Social Revolution The fundamental purpose is ( ).

A: A. Seize state power B: B. Save the working people

C: C. Break down the old superstructure D: D. Liberate and develop social productive forces

Answer: D

Question 140: The basic contradiction of society is (　).

A: A. The contradiction between social existence and social consciousness B: B. The contradiction between the production relations of productive forces

C: C. The contradiction between the economic base and the superstructure D: D. The contradiction between productivity and production relations, the contradiction between the economic base and the superstructure

Answer: D

Question 141: The active reaction of the superstructure on the economic base is concentrated in (　).

A: A. The nature of this reaction depends on the nature of the economic base served by the superstructure

B: B. When the superstructure serves the economic base that is suitable for the development of productivity When the superstructure serves the economic base that restrains productivity, it becomes a reactionary force that hinders social development

D : D. The superstructure always serves a certain economic base

Answer: D

Question 142: The main body of the people is (　).

A: A. Working class B: B. Peasant class

C: C. Working people D: D. Manual workers

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Question 143: The most common and fundamental law for the development of human society is (　).

A: A. Social consciousness reacts on the laws of social existence B: B. The interaction between productivity and production relations

C: C. The contradictory movement of the economic base and superstructure D : D. The contradictory relationship between the mode of production and the social form

Answer: B

Question 144: The decisive factor in the size of human social value is (　).

A: A. Position B: B. Power

C: C. Age D: D. Dedication

Answer: D

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Question 145: The essence of human beings is ultimately feeling (　).

A: A. Dominated by rational thinking B: B. Determined by social material relations

C: C. Restricted by natural instincts D: D. Inspired by God's revelation

Answer: B

Question 146: The basic viewpoint of historical materialism is (　).

A: A. Productivity is primary and production relations are secondary. B: B. The economic base is primary and the superstructure is secondary.

C: C. The mode of production is primary, and social ideology is secondary. D: D. Social existence is primary, and social consciousness is secondary.

Answer: D

Question 147: The economic foundation refers to (　).

A: A. The sum of various production relations of different natures in a certain historical stage

B: B. The sum of all aspects of the dominant production relations in a certain social and historical stage

C: C. The unity of productivity and production relations

D: D. The sum of the relationships between people at a certain historical stage

Answer: B

Question 148: Class struggle is (　).

A: A. The direct driving force for the development of class society B: B. The fundamental driving force for social development

C: C. The main driving force for the development of socialist society D: D. Class society The driving force of development

Answer: A

Question 149: Class division (　).

A: A. In the final analysis, it is determined by the level of development of productive forces. B: B. It is based on the different ownership relations of the means of production.

C: C. The most fundamental reason is based on the acquisition of the means of production. Different ways of social wealth D: D. Mainly based on different roles in social labor organization

Answer: B

Question 150: The standard for classifying classes is (　).

A: A. Economic status B: B. Political attitude

C: C. Ideology D: D. Educational level

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Question 151: The value of a person’s life should be measured based on his (　).

A: A. Contribution to society B: B. Ability

C: C. Social status D: D. Money and wealth owned

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Question 152: The country originated from (　　).

A: A. People agree and negotiate with each other B: B. The need for social management of fair political conditions

C: C. Irreconcilable class contradictions D: D. The need to resist foreign enemies

Answer: C

Question 153: The fundamental problem of revolution is (　).

A: A. Economic issues B: B. Political issues

C: C. Regime issues D: D. Military issues

Answer: C

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Question 154: The answer to the question of which is the primary issue between social existence and social consciousness is divided into ( ).

A: A. Historical materialism and historical idealism B: B. Dialectics and metaphysics

C: C. Dialectical materialism and mechanical materialism D: D. Subjective idealism and objective idealism

Answer: A

Question 155: From the perspective of the level of social consciousness, social consciousness can be divided into ( ).

A: A. Individual consciousness and group consciousness B: B. Social psychology and forms of social consciousness

C: C. Individual psychology and group psychology D: D. Ideology and non-ideology Ideology

Answer: B

Question 156: From the perspective of unity of the individual and society, a person's self-worth lies in his own activities (　).

A: A. To satisfy personal needs for material wealth and social status B: B. To achieve free choice without social restrictions

C: C. To get rid of social restrictions enables people to Become a destination in itself D: D. Meet the various needs of society and self

Answer: D