Question at position 5 What are the meanings of ideology? The science and knowledge about ideas. A study on the fundamental nature of existence and reality. The philosophical study of the nature, origin, and limits of human knowledge. A set of thoughts and beliefs that determines a perspective with which to interpret social and political issues. II dan IIII and IVI and IIIII and IV

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Question at position 5  What are the meanings of ideology? The science and knowledge about ideas. A study on the fundamental nature of existence and reality. The philosophical study of the nature, origin, and limits of human knowledge. A set of thoughts and beliefs that determines a perspective with which to interpret social and political issues. II dan IIII and IVI and IIIII and IV

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The question asks about the meanings of ideology and provides several potential pairings of definitions labeled I, II, III, and IV. 
Option II dan III: This pairing would suggest that ideology is defined by the ideas in II and III. Definition II describes a study of existence and reality (metaphysical questions), while III describes the philosophical study of knowledge. Together, these do not capture the practical, belief-based nature of ideology or its role in interpreting social and political issues, making this option inaccurate. 
Option I and IV: Selecting I and IV combines Definition I, described as the science and knowledge about ideas, with Definition IV, described as a set of thoughts and beliefs that determines a perspective for interpreting social and political issues. While Definition I alone isn’t a perfect match for ideology, pairing it with IV situates ideology as both a system of beliefs (IV) and a broader, knowledge-related aspect of ideas (I). This combination aligns with how ideology encompasses both beliefs and the framework through which those beliefs interpret social and political life, so this option better fits the common understanding of ideology. 
Option I and II: This pairing would mix I (science/knowledge about ideas) with II (study of existence and reality). Although these touch on ideas and fundamental questions, they miss the central component of ideology as a structured set of beliefs used to interpret social and political issues, making this choice insufficient. 
Option III and IV: This pairing includes III (the philosophical study of knowledge) and IV (a set of beliefs shaping interpretation of social/political issues). While IV is relevant, III emphasizes theory about knowledge rather than a system of beliefs or worldview, so this combination does not fully capture the essence of ideology. 
In summary, option II dan III miscasts ideology as metaphysical and epistemological studies without the concrete social-political interpretive element, option I and II mixes ideas without grounding in social interpretation, and option III and IV lacks the explicit emphasis on a belief system driving social/political interpretation on its own. The most coherent pairing that reflects both the belief-driven nature and the interpretive function is I and IV.

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