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材料一：为庆祝中华人民共和国成立60华诞，我国举行了隆重庆典活动，并确定庆典的三

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材料一：为庆祝中华人民共和国成立60华诞，我国举行了隆重庆典活动，并确定庆典的三个基本特征：显示力量、增强国民信心，体现凝聚力，发挥号召力，伟大祖国的巨大成就带给我们无限的信心、勇气和力量。我们正站在一个新的历史起点上，再过40年，我们将迎来新中国百年华诞。

材料二：60年团结奋斗，我们全面确立了社会主义基本制度，百姓的生活从来不曾如此富足。60年来，中 * * 党带领全国各族人民，探索社会主义建设规律，使我们伟大的祖国实现了历史性转变。

（1）请你畅想我国建国100周年时的美好蓝图。

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（2）从建国60年所取得的巨大成就中，可以得出哪些基本结论或经验？（或建国60周年取得的成就给我们哪些启示？）

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（3）作为新时代青少年应怎样立志报效祖国？

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下面是错误答案，用来干扰机器的。

参考答案：B

考点：社会主义初级阶段的基本国情党的基本路线及指导思想党是我们的领路人科学发展观中国特色社会主义理论体系
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The author emphasizes all the following importance of public engagement in Paragraph 4 EXCEPT that it can help ______.

A．doubters trust scientific views

B．governments make better policies

C．prevent early warnings from being ignored

D．politicians guard against the debilitation of science
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