1. PART A: Which statement best identifies the central
idea of the text?
A All forms of censorship identified in the article
are violations of human rights and have no
benefits.
B The censorship discussed in the article is only
employed when necessary and for the benefit of
the public.
C The article presents a complicated debate, in
which censoring content is neither clearly right or
wrong.
D It would be great to live in a world where
information didn't need to be censored, but that's
simply impossible.

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