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思想品德必修四第一单元测试题（Ideological and moral compulsory four unit test） Unit 1 the wisdom of life and the spirit of the times A single choice (four each of the following options, only one of the most to do.) 1. Engels said, people have been thinking dialectically before they know what dialectics is.. That tells us A. philosophy is spontaneous; B. is a philosopher C. philosophy is closely related to our life. D. philosophy can guide us to understand the world correctly 2. Marx said: philosophy is not outside the world, just like the brain, though not in the stomach, but not outside the human body.. This sentence is mainly criticized by those who take Philosophy A. tendency toward mystery; B. tendency toward simplicity C. vulgarization tendency; D. systematization tendency 3., Darwins theory of evolution negates the creationism of Gods creation of species, and destroys all kinds of idealistic teleology and invariance theory of species, not only a biological revolution, but also a philosophical revolution. This explains () A. philosophy provides guidance for the development of concrete science With the development of concrete science, the absurdity of creationism has been exposed gradually in B. The concrete and scientific development of C. provided the conditions for the enrichment and development of Marxs Philosophy D.s concrete science provides a scientific world outlook and methodology for the development of Marxs Philosophy 4. the correct term for the connection between philosophy, the world view, and specific knowledge is () A. philosophy is the unity of world outlook and concrete knowledge B. philosophy is a scientific world outlook and concrete knowledge C. philosophy decides world outlook, world view decides concrete knowledge D. philosophy is a theory of world outlook, a summary and summary of concrete knowledge 5., a, B, two people failed in business. A business that failure is caused by destiny, I should comply with the destiny, find other way; B believes that lack