COMMON LIT: Inside North Korea’s Literary Fiction Factory

PART A: Which statement best expresses the central
idea of the text?
The literary fiction produced by North Korea can
provide a look inside the regime, despite its main
purpose being to spread propaganda.
While North Korea's literature is presented as fact,
most North Korean citizens know that it is fabricated
by the regime.
Normally one could hope to learn about a country
through its literature, but as North Korea only
produces propaganda, it is useless.
Literary fiction is the only form of entertainment that
the North Korean government allows its citizens to
enjoy free of its influence.

The central idea of the text is to show that literary fiction produced by North Korea can provide an insight into the regime, despite its main objective being the dissemination of propaganda, as shown in the first answer option.

We can arrive at this answer because:

The text shows how North Korea's literary production is established.
The author shows that it is possible to know how the dictatorial regime is maintained in the country, through his works of fiction.
This is because the literary production focuses on the dissemination of propaganda and the concepts and ideas of the North Korean government.

All of this has the objective of keeping readers' thinking focused on the thought pattern that the government wants them to maintain, and encouraging readers' loyalty to the party.

More information:

https://brainly.com/question/483930?referrer=searchResults