公共基础知识标准预测试卷(六)（Public basic knowledge standard forecast paper (six)）.docVIP

公共基础知识标准预测试卷(六)（Public basic knowledge standard forecast paper (six)） Standard prediction paper for public basic knowledge (six) First, individual choice questions. (the following for only one with the correct answer, no answer or wrong options are not to score. This part consists of 30 questions, each with 1 points, 30 points The basic condition of the important thought of Three Represents is (1.) A. insists on developing advanced productive forces, and B. stands for the orientation of advanced culture C. stands for the fundamental interests of the overwhelming majority of the people, and D. adheres to economic construction as the center 2., the sixteen major political reports stressed that, to strengthen and improve the party building, we must further solve (these two historical issues) A. uphold and improve democratic centralism and strengthen party vitality and solidarity and unity B. B. strengthens and improves the partys style of work, and carries out the fight against corruption in depth C. guarantees the partys line, principles and policies fully reflect the fundamental interests of the people and the requirements of the times D. to improve the partys leadership and governance, improve the ability of resisting corruption and risk 3., the principle of the unity of progress and tortuosity of things requires us to build socialism with Chinese characteristics A. should not only be brave in innovation and development, but also be good at avoiding weaknesses B. should adhere to both the Marx doctrine and the development of Marx doctrine C. must be confident and resolute in his actions, and must fully assess the difficulties and setbacks that may arise D. adheres to the principle of independence as well as the policy of opening to the outside world 4., in keeping with openness, cooperation, utilization and reference, we must be sober headed and must never forget to put it first A. socialist values, B., Marxism Leninism, ideology, C., state sovereignty and security,