Which of the following has not significantly affected access to education in Sudan during the twentieth-first century?

Question

A.
civil war resulting in the country breaking apart

B.
a lack of educated school administrators

C.
the costs of attending secondary school

D.
a shortage of teachers in remote areas

Answer 1

B. a lack of educated school administrators

While the other options (A, C, and D) have had significant impacts on access to education in Sudan, a lack of educated school administrators is less likely to be a primary factor compared to the more direct and systemic issues posed by civil war, costs of education, and teacher shortages.