Russian philosophy

1.

Date of adoption of Orthodoxy in Russia:
a)862
b)944
c) 988
d)1024

2.

From which country did Kievan Rus accept"cultural
relay"?
a) The Khazar khanate
b) Byzantium
с) France
d) the Golden Horde

3.

Who is the author of the concept«
Moscow-The Third Rome"?
a)Vladimir Monomakh;
b)Filofey;
c) Yaroslav the Wise;
d) Andrey Kurbsky.
e)Ivan the terrible;

4.

Centers for the dissemination of culture in Russia:
a) first universities
b) Monasteries
C) princely libraries
d) parochial schools

5.

That was written by the Metropolitan of
Kiev Hilarion?
a)"the Word about Igor's regiment"
b)" Teaching to children»
c) "Domostroy"
d)" Word about law and grace»

6.

The founder of the Russian
materialism:
a)F. Prokopovich
b)M. Lomonosov
c) V. Tatishchev
d) A. Kantemir

7.

The first major Russian professional philosopher
and considered a revolutionary:
a)Radishcheva
b)M. Lomonosov
c) V. Tatishchev
d)A. Kantemir

8.

Author of the novels "Poor people",
"Idiot","Demons»:
a) F. Dostoevsky
b) L. Tolstoy
C) V. Soloviev
d) P. Chaadaev

9.

Features of Russian philosophy:
a) Special attention to the problem of the meaning
of life and ethical issues.
b) Close Alliance with science.
C) Development of the idea of a special spiritual
mission of Russia.
d) Rationalism.
F) The Eurocentrism.

10.

Russian literary classics who has had the
greatest influence on the formation of
Russian idealistic philosophy?
a) L. N. Tolstoy;
b) F. M. Dostoevsky;
C) I. S. Turgenev;
d) A. p. Chekhov

11.

What, according to L. N. Tolstoy, is
the meaning of human existence?
a)in faith in God;
b) in spiritual attainment
c) in love; freedom;
d) in work;
e)e) in the development of culture.

12.

Who is the first Russian Marxist?
a) N. G. Chernyshevsky;
b) G. V. Plekhanov;
C) P. L. Lavrov;
d) V. I. Lenin.

13.

What are the principles that made upthe
basis of Slavophilism?
a) the doctrine of unity;
b) passion for language culture;
C) the need for reform;
d) reliance on the rural community;
e) "conciliarity".

14.

Meaning of the concept of " conciliarity”:
a) free spiritual unity of people based on their
love for God and preference for moral values;
b) whether people belong to a particular religious
group confessions (Catholicism, Protestantism,
Orthodoxy, etc.);
C) the style of temple architecture;
d) the highest degree of religiosity?