Triết học Cơ bản chương 1

When did philosophy emerge?

• 8th - 6th Century BC

• 3rd Century AD

• In the 40s of the 19th Century

• 8th - 6th Century AD

Where did philosophy first emerge?

• China, India, Russia

• India, China, Greece - Rome

• Greece - Rome, India, Russia

• China, Greece, Egypt

What is the most accurate answer, what is philosophy?

• Knowledge about nature

• Knowledge about society

• Knowledge about human thinking

• The most general system of knowledge of humans about the world and their position in it.

What is the most accurate answer, under what conditions did philosophy emerge?

• No class division

• Human cognition only reached the sensory level

• No division of labor

• When human thinking reached a high level of abstraction and generalization, and the intellectual labor class appeared with the ability to systematize human knowledge.

"Natural philosophy" is a term used to refer to the characteristics of philosophy in which period?

• Ancient period

• Medieval period

• Renaissance period

• Marxist-Leninist philosophy in the late 19th century and early 20th century

"Scholastic philosophy" is a term used to refer to the characteristics of philosophy in which period?

• Ancient period

• Medieval period

• Renaissance period

• Marxist-Leninist philosophy in the late 19th century and early 20th century

"The fundamental problem of all philosophy, especially modern philosophy, is the problem of the relationship between thought and existence" is a quote from which philosopher?

• C. Marx

• ph ăng ghen

• V. I. Lenin

• Hegel

When did philosophy stop being regarded as "the science of all sciences"?

• Ancient period

• Renaissance period

• Medieval period

• Primitive period

Denying the objective existence of reality and considering sensation as the only existence belongs to which philosophical school?

• Subjective idealism

• Objective idealism

Which philosophical school denies the objective existence of reality and considers sensation as the only existence?

• Subjective Idealism

• Objective Idealism

• Metaphysical Materialism

• Dialectical Materialism