I p)All of the above 12. What do visitors notice about the streets of Pyongyang? A) They are crowded with people. B) There are few cars and people. C) They are full of street vendors. D) They are similar to New York City. 13. How is education in North Korea described in the documentary? A) Focused on international knowledge B) Emphasizes loyalty to the leader and state C) Independent of government influence D) Amix of Western and Eastern styles 14. What do many North Koreans believe about their leaders? A) They are ordinary people. B) They are godlike and infallible. C) They are not important. D) They are corrupt politicians. 15. What happens to North Koreans who try to defect? A) They are celebrated. B) They face severe punishment or execution. C) They are sent to South Korea. 16. What major industry does North Korea use to earn foreign currency? D) They are ignored. A) Tourism B) Technology exports C) Farming D) Weapons and military services 17. What does the term"Juche" mean in North Korean ideology? A) Peace B) Military strength C) Self-reliance D) Freedom 18. What role does music play in North Korea's propaganda? A) it entertains the public. B) it spreads state -approved messages. C) it promotes international artists. D) It is banned. Why is North Korea considered one of the most isolated countries in the world? A) It doesn't allow any visitors. B) It controls communication with the outside world. C) It is geographically remote. 20. What did Shane Smith, the Vice journalist,say about visiting North Korea? D) It doesn't trade with other countries. B) It was an open and welcoming place. A) It felt like stepping back in time. C) It was similar to South Korea. D) It was the easiest country to visit.