Soviet slogan

Analysis of test questions: AB error is related to the Russian February Revolution; D No, this is 192 1 the political crisis of the Soviet regime caused by economic difficulties after the end of the Russian revolutionary civil war. Cranstadt's sailors rose up and even put forward the slogan "Soviet Union, not Bolshevik". Therefore, C fits the question.

Comments: The application of exclusion method is mostly related to historical multiple-choice questions. First, the "error elimination" method is an option to eliminate errors according to the requirements of the topic. The "error" here refers to the wrong option, which can be divided into two situations: one refers to the option that does not conform to the meaning of the topic, but the view expressed by the option itself is not wrong, but refers to the error that does not conform to the meaning of the topic in the setting background of the topic. This kind of multiple-choice questions often aim at a historical event and ask for the correct choice about this historical event. On the contrary, as long as the wrong option is excluded, the rest is the correct answer. Secondly, we must first rule out the argument that the option itself is wrong. Second, the method of excluding "affirmation" refers to excluding the correct options according to the requirements of the stem. The word "positive" here refers to the option with correct sentences, mainly for multiple-choice questions with wrong, incorrect, inaccurate or inconsistent sentences. To do this kind of topic well, we must first carefully examine the topic and avoid carelessness. Because in this kind of topic, the correct option does not meet the requirements of the stem, but is the "wrong" option. The third is the method of "excluding it", where "it" refers to the option that has nothing to do with the meaning of the topic, or it can be said to be an interference option. Exclude the "it" method, that is, exclude options that have nothing to do with the meaning of the topic, but such options are correct in themselves, but they have nothing to do with the requirements of the topic, in layman's terms. Usually, such an option is more disturbing and candidates are prone to mistakes.