The bottom line. exam RFEI Philosophy (100 questions)
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Final exam RFEI Philosophy (100 questions)
The mark for the exam is "excellent" (3 questions are wrong)
All questions are in the archive.
First 3 and last 2 questions of the exam:
1.What is philosophy?
a) the science of the most general laws of the development of society, nature and thinking;
b) the science of man and his place in the world;
c) science, which is the essence of ideology.
2. What role does philosophy play in the worldview?
a) basic, defining;
b) gives the worldview a scientific form;
c) carries an informational mission.
3. Mythology explains the world through:
a) evidence of faith;
b) the dogmas of religion;
c) mythological images.
..
99. Where does pragmatism come from?
a) Ancient Rome;
b) Ancient Greece;
c) England.
100. The first Russian thinker of world importance was:
a) N.A. Berdyaev;
6) M. Lomonosov;
c) M.M. Bakhtin.
The mark for the exam is "excellent" (3 questions are wrong)
All questions are in the archive.
First 3 and last 2 questions of the exam:
1.What is philosophy?
a) the science of the most general laws of the development of society, nature and thinking;
b) the science of man and his place in the world;
c) science, which is the essence of ideology.
2. What role does philosophy play in the worldview?
a) basic, defining;
b) gives the worldview a scientific form;
c) carries an informational mission.
3. Mythology explains the world through:
a) evidence of faith;
b) the dogmas of religion;
c) mythological images.
..
99. Where does pragmatism come from?
a) Ancient Rome;
b) Ancient Greece;
c) England.
100. The first Russian thinker of world importance was:
a) N.A. Berdyaev;
6) M. Lomonosov;
c) M.M. Bakhtin.
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