The ancient Greek philosopher Thales has a famous saying: "Water is the source of all things"; ancient my country also had the "Five Elements Theory", which believed that the world is composed of gold, wood, water, fire,

The ancient Greek philosopher Thales has a famous saying: "Water is the source of all things"; ancient my country also had the "Five Elements Theory", which believed that the world evolved from metal, wood, water, fire and earth. The main similarity between these two philosophical views is A. Affirmed that matter determines consciousness B. Scientifically reveals the origin of the world C. Think that the world is a material world D. It is recognized that the only characteristic of matter is objective reality.

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Test question analysis: Water is the source of all things, which is the ancient simple materialist view. The Five Elements Theory also belongs to the ancient simple materialist viewpoint. A does not conform to the meaning of the question. This point of view is dialectical materialism. B does not conform to the meaning of the question. This view is the view of dialectical materialism. C is in line with the meaning of the question. Ancient naive materialism believed that the world is material. D does not conform to the meaning of the question. This view is the view of dialectical materialism.

Comments: This type of test questions requires students to master the relevant knowledge of ancient simple materialism. Ancient naive materialism denied that the world was created by God and believed that the world was material. It adhered to the fundamental direction of materialism and was essentially correct. However, these views are just valuable speculations without scientific basis; they reduce matter to specific physical forms, such as water, fire, air, earth, etc., which simplifies complex issues. This question is of low difficulty and requires students to analyze and judge the material on the basis of mastering book knowledge.