2009年1月自考马克思主义基本原理概论模拟试卷及答案2（An introduction to the basic principle of Marxs January 2009 self simulation papers and answers 2）.docVIP

2009年1月自考马克思主义基本原理概论模拟试卷及答案2（An introduction to the basic principle of Marxs January 2009 self simulation papers and answers 2） In January 2009, I surveyed the basic principles of Marxs theory, simulated papers and answers (two) A single choice: (the total of 30 items, each of 1 points, a total of 30 points) Below 1., the new changes in the economic structure of contemporary capitalist countries are not A, the great development of high tech industry B, a substantial increase in industrial workers The great development of C and third industry D, the rise of information industry [standard answer]: B 2., the ultimate aim of the dictatorship of the proletariat is () A, the proletariat elevated itself into a ruling class B and accomplish the task of socialist transformation C, abolish exploitation, destroy the class, and enter the classless society D and vigorously develop the socialist economy [standard answer]: C 3., the class base of socialist state power is () A, proletarian vanguard B union of workers and peasants C dictatorship of the proletariat D, socialist democracy [standard answer]: B 4., the capitalist society is replaced by a new social system for itself. The mental condition for preparation is () A, social production B, the modern proletariat C and Marx doctrine D, market economy system [standard answer]: C 5., the ideal content is divided into life ideals, career ideals, moral ideals, social ideals, and so on. The core of all the ideals is () A, social ideal B, moral ideals C, career ideal D, life ideal [standard answer]: A 6., the theoretical quality of Marx doctrine is () A and critical spirit B, keep pace with the times C, not superstitious authority D, respect the objective law [standard answer]: B 7., the limitations of metaphysical materialism are () A, simplicity, mechanical, dogmatic, rigid B, one sided, visual, expressive and vulgar C, one sidedness, not thoroughness, abstractness and externality D, mechanical, metaphysical, visual and incomplete