Theo quan điểm của Triết học duy vật biện chứng, chủ thể nào dưới đây sáng tạo ra lịch sử xã hội loài người?

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Một số câu hỏi khác cùng bài thi.

• Những yếu tố nào sau đây không ảnh hưởng xấu đến tự do, hạnh phúc của con người?
  
• Là chủ thể của lịch sử, con người cần được Nhà nước và xã hội:
  
• Sản xuất của cải vật chất là quá trình lao động
  
• Hoạt động, biểu hiện nào dưới đây không đe dọa cuộc sống của con người
  

• Sản xuất của cải vật chất là quá trình lao động

• Điều gì dưới đây xảy ra nếu con người ngừng sản xuất của cải vật chất?

• Hành động lịch sử đầu tiên của con người là
  
• Lịch sử xã hội loài người được hình thành khi con người biết:
  

• Xã hội nào dưới đây là xã hội phát triển vì con người?

• Điền phương án thích hợp vào chỗ trống:
  Nhu cầu về một cuộc sống tốt đẹp hơn là động lực thúc đẩy con người không ngừng . . . để cải tạo xã hội.
  
• Việc tạo ra công cụ lao động có ý nghĩa như thế nào đối với lịch sử loài người?
  
• Yếu tố nào dưới đây không phải là giá trị vật chất mà con người sáng tạo nên?
  
• Xã hội nào dưới đây là xã hội phát triển vì con người?
  

• Con người là chủ thể của lịch sử cho nên sự phát triển của xã hội phải vì con người. Điều này khẳng định

• Hành động nào dưới đây không vì con người?

• Con người là mục tiêu phát triển của xã hội nên con người cần được

• Lịch sử phát triển của tự nhiên và lịch sử phát triển xã hội có mối quan hệ với nhau như thế nào?
  

• Các ý kiến dưới đây, ý kiến nào là đúng nhất?

• Sau giờ học bạn B đã giúp đỡ bố mẹ ra đồng gặt lúa. Như vậy bạn B cùng gia đình đã tạo nên

• Thông qua hoạt động sản xuất của cải vật chất, con người ngày càng:
  

• Luận điểm sau đây của Phoi-ơ-bắc: “Không phải Chúa đã tạo ra con người theo hình ảnh của Chúa mà chính con người đã tạo ra Chúa theo hình ảnh của mình” đã bác bỏ luận điểm nào về nguồn gốc của loài người?

• Theo quan điểm của Triết học duy vật biện chứng, chủ thể nào dưới đây sáng tạo ra lịch sử xã hội loài người?
  

• Nhu cầu về cuộc sống tốt đẹp hơn là động lực thúc đẩy con người không ngừng đấu tranh để

• Yếu tố nào dưới đây là giá trị tinh thần mà con người sáng tạo nên?

• Chủ thể nào dưới đây sáng tạo ra lịch sử xã hội loài người
  

Một số câu hỏi khác có thể bạn quan tâm.

• An muốn qua nhà Bình để cùng bình đến chơi nhà Cường. Từ nhà An đến nhà Bình có 4 con đường đi, từ nhà Bình tới nhà Cường có 6 con đường đi. Hỏi An có bao nhiêu cách chọn đường đi đến nhà Cường?

• Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions:

  Many flowering plants woo insect pollinators and gently direct them to their most fertile blossoms by changing the color of individual flowers from day to day. Through color cues, the plant signals to the insect that it would be better off visiting one flower on its bush than another. The particular hue tells the pollinator that the flower is full of far more pollen than are neighboring blooms. That nectar-rich flower also happens to be fertile and ready to disperse its pollen or to receive pollen the insect has picked up from another flower. Plants do not have to spend precious resources maintaining reservoirs of nectar in all their flowers. Thus, the color-coded communication system benefits both plants and insects. For example, on the lantana plant, a flower starts out on the first day as yellow, when it is rich with pollen and nectar. Influenced by an as-yet-unidentified environmental signal, the flower changes color by triggering the production of the pigment anthromyacin. It turns orange on the second day and red on the third. By the third day, it has no pollen to offer insects and is no longer fertile. On any given lantana bush, only 10 to 15 per cent of the blossoms are likely to be yellow and fertile. But in tests measuring the responsiveness of butterflies, it was discovered that the insects visited the yellow flowers at least 100 times more than would be expected from haphazard visitation. Experiments with paper flowers and painted flowers demonstrated that the butterflies were responding to color cues rather than, say, the scent of the nectar. In other types of plants, blossoms change from white to red, others from yellow to red, and so on. These color changes have been observed in some 74 families of plants.

  Question: The word “it” refers to_______         

• Cho số nguyên dương thỏa mãn . Số hạng không chứa trong khai triển của biểu thức bằng:  

• Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions:

  Many flowering plants woo insect pollinators and gently direct them to their most fertile blossoms by changing the color of individual flowers from day to day. Through color cues, the plant signals to the insect that it would be better off visiting one flower on its bush than another. The particular hue tells the pollinator that the flower is full of far more pollen than are neighboring blooms. That nectar-rich flower also happens to be fertile and ready to disperse its pollen or to receive pollen the insect has picked up from another flower. Plants do not have to spend precious resources maintaining reservoirs of nectar in all their flowers. Thus, the color-coded communication system benefits both plants and insects. For example, on the lantana plant, a flower starts out on the first day as yellow, when it is rich with pollen and nectar. Influenced by an as-yet-unidentified environmental signal, the flower changes color by triggering the production of the pigment anthromyacin. It turns orange on the second day and red on the third. By the third day, it has no pollen to offer insects and is no longer fertile. On any given lantana bush, only 10 to 15 per cent of the blossoms are likely to be yellow and fertile. But in tests measuring the responsiveness of butterflies, it was discovered that the insects visited the yellow flowers at least 100 times more than would be expected from haphazard visitation. Experiments with paper flowers and painted flowers demonstrated that the butterflies were responding to color cues rather than, say, the scent of the nectar. In other types of plants, blossoms change from white to red, others from yellow to red, and so on. These color changes have been observed in some 74 families of plants.

  Question: The word “triggering” is closest in meaning to_________         

• Hệ số của số hạng chứa  trong khai triển  bằng:

• Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions:

  Many flowering plants woo insect pollinators and gently direct them to their most fertile blossoms by changing the color of individual flowers from day to day. Through color cues, the plant signals to the insect that it would be better off visiting one flower on its bush than another. The particular hue tells the pollinator that the flower is full of far more pollen than are neighboring blooms. That nectar-rich flower also happens to be fertile and ready to disperse its pollen or to receive pollen the insect has picked up from another flower. Plants do not have to spend precious resources maintaining reservoirs of nectar in all their flowers. Thus, the color-coded communication system benefits both plants and insects. For example, on the lantana plant, a flower starts out on the first day as yellow, when it is rich with pollen and nectar. Influenced by an as-yet-unidentified environmental signal, the flower changes color by triggering the production of the pigment anthromyacin. It turns orange on the second day and red on the third. By the third day, it has no pollen to offer insects and is no longer fertile. On any given lantana bush, only 10 to 15 per cent of the blossoms are likely to be yellow and fertile. But in tests measuring the responsiveness of butterflies, it was discovered that the insects visited the yellow flowers at least 100 times more than would be expected from haphazard visitation. Experiments with paper flowers and painted flowers demonstrated that the butterflies were responding to color cues rather than, say, the scent of the nectar. In other types of plants, blossoms change from white to red, others from yellow to red, and so on. These color changes have been observed in some 74 families of plants.

  Question: Which of the following describes the sequence of color changes that lantana blossom undergo?         

• Tập  gồm phần tử . Hỏi có bao nhiêu tập con?  

• Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions:

  Many flowering plants woo insect pollinators and gently direct them to their most fertile blossoms by changing the color of individual flowers from day to day. Through color cues, the plant signals to the insect that it would be better off visiting one flower on its bush than another. The particular hue tells the pollinator that the flower is full of far more pollen than are neighboring blooms. That nectar-rich flower also happens to be fertile and ready to disperse its pollen or to receive pollen the insect has picked up from another flower. Plants do not have to spend precious resources maintaining reservoirs of nectar in all their flowers. Thus, the color-coded communication system benefits both plants and insects. For example, on the lantana plant, a flower starts out on the first day as yellow, when it is rich with pollen and nectar. Influenced by an as-yet-unidentified environmental signal, the flower changes color by triggering the production of the pigment anthromyacin. It turns orange on the second day and red on the third. By the third day, it has no pollen to offer insects and is no longer fertile. On any given lantana bush, only 10 to 15 per cent of the blossoms are likely to be yellow and fertile. But in tests measuring the responsiveness of butterflies, it was discovered that the insects visited the yellow flowers at least 100 times more than would be expected from haphazard visitation. Experiments with paper flowers and painted flowers demonstrated that the butterflies were responding to color cues rather than, say, the scent of the nectar. In other types of plants, blossoms change from white to red, others from yellow to red, and so on. These color changes have been observed in some 74 families of plants.

  Question: The word “haphazard” is closest in meaning to which of the following?             

• Tìm hệ số của trong khai triển .

• Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions:

  Many flowering plants woo insect pollinators and gently direct them to their most fertile blossoms by changing the color of individual flowers from day to day. Through color cues, the plant signals to the insect that it would be better off visiting one flower on its bush than another. The particular hue tells the pollinator that the flower is full of far more pollen than are neighboring blooms. That nectar-rich flower also happens to be fertile and ready to disperse its pollen or to receive pollen the insect has picked up from another flower. Plants do not have to spend precious resources maintaining reservoirs of nectar in all their flowers. Thus, the color-coded communication system benefits both plants and insects. For example, on the lantana plant, a flower starts out on the first day as yellow, when it is rich with pollen and nectar. Influenced by an as-yet-unidentified environmental signal, the flower changes color by triggering the production of the pigment anthromyacin. It turns orange on the second day and red on the third. By the third day, it has no pollen to offer insects and is no longer fertile. On any given lantana bush, only 10 to 15 per cent of the blossoms are likely to be yellow and fertile. But in tests measuring the responsiveness of butterflies, it was discovered that the insects visited the yellow flowers at least 100 times more than would be expected from haphazard visitation. Experiments with paper flowers and painted flowers demonstrated that the butterflies were responding to color cues rather than, say, the scent of the nectar. In other types of plants, blossoms change from white to red, others from yellow to red, and so on. These color changes have been observed in some 74 families of plants.

  Question: The passage implies that insects would be most attracted to lantana blossoms_______