ĐỀ THI SỐ 1
MÔN : LỊCH SỬ 11
Thời gian : 90 phút
I. Part 1 –(7,0 points)
Choose A, B, C or D to answer the questions
1. What class is the National Congress Party?
Workers. B. Farmers. C. Bourgeois. D. Landlords.
2. What are the policies and measures of the National Congress Party in the first 20 years (1885 - 1905)?
A. Be temperate. B. Reform. C. Extreme. D. Violence.
3. The direct reason why Emperor Meiji decided to implement a series of reforms was ?
A. Due to the request of the elders
B. The Shogunate has collapsed
C. Want to show power after taking the throne
D. Responding to the aspirations of the masses
4. In January 1868, an outstanding event took place in Japan
A. Fall of the Shogunate
B. Emperor Meiji ascended the throne
C. The New Meiji Restoration begins
D. Japan signed a treaty that opened the US to trade
5. In the new 1889 Japanese Constitution, what is the new institution?
A. Republic. B. Constitutional monarchy
C. Autocratic monarchy D. Union.
6. At what time did Japan go into the Imperialist period?
A. Late nineteenth century. B. Mid-nineteenth century.
C. Early twentieth century. D. Early XIX century.
7. What was the nature of the 1911 Xinhai Revolution?
A. The proletariat. B. Bourgeois Democratic Revolution.
C. Imperial War. D. Cultural revolution.
8. How was the influence of the Tan Hoi Revolution on the national liberation movement on Asia?
A. Contribute to promoting the movement to fight towards bourgeois democracy.
B. To contribute to fostering the movement to fight towards the proletariat.
C. Contribute to promoting the movement to fight for economic purposes.
D. Contribute to promoting movement to fight against unjust imperial war.
10. The limitation of the theory of "Three people" of Ton Trung Son is
A. did not focus on anti-feudal goals.
B. does not focus on anti-imperialism.
C. did not focus on democratic goals.
D. did not focus on the goal for the advancement of the country.
11. In the mid-nineteenth century, under which social systems did Southeast Asian countries exist?
A. Possession of slaves.B. Capital. C. Feudalism.D. Socialist.
12. Which country in Southeast Asia did not become a Western colony?
A. Hybrid code.B. Siam. C. Brunei.D. Singapore
13. In the general context of Asian countries at the end of the 19th century - the beginning of the twentieth century, Japan and Siam escaped their colonial status because
A. Cut the land to tie. B. Leaders of the people fight.
C. Conduct reform, open the door. D. Continue to maintain the old feudalism.
15. What is the general situation of Southeast Asian countries in the early twentieth century?
A. All were colonies of Western imperial states.
B. Mostly colonized by Western imperial states.
C. All gained national independence.
D. Most have gained national independence.
16. What was the main cause that led to the failure of the struggle movement of the people of Africa in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries?
A. due to low organizational level, ....
B. by rudimentary weapons, .....
C. because the consumer industry countries are too strong, ......
D. Due to low organizational qualifications, disparity forces.
17. The main content of the Mödro (America) doctrine for Latin America is
A. "The Americans rule America".
B. "The Americas of the Americans".
C. "The Americas of the Americas".
D. "The Big Stick".
18. In the early nineteenth century, how was the national liberation movement in Latin America different from that of Africa?
A. Haven`t won yet.
B. Many countries achieve independence.
C. Becoming a new American colony.
D. The national liberation movement thrived.
19. What was the reason leading to the outbreak of the first world war?
A. Prince Austro-Hungary was assassinated by a Serbian.
B. King Vin-hen II of Germany was attacked by the French.
C. Russia attacked East Prussia.
D. Treaty faction established.
20. The root cause of the first world war (1914-1918) is due
A. Prince Austria - Hung was assassinated.
B. conflict between colonial imperial states.
C. aggressive German imperialism.
D. American neutrality.
21. During the first world war, the victory of the Russian October revolution and the establishment of the Soviet state marked the A.
A big move in world politics.
B.