In Kenya's cities, the literacy rate is roughly 90%. In rural Kenya, the literacy rate drops to under 50%. What does this say about the standard of living in Kenya's rural areas?

Question

A.
The standard of living is much lower in rural Kenya than in the urban areas.

B.
Rural areas have a much simpler, care-free quality of life.

C.
Access to education and healthcare in rural areas is easier because there are less people.

D.
The standard of living is much higher in rural Kenya than in the urban areas.

Answer 1

A. The standard of living is much lower in rural Kenya than in the urban areas.

This option is supported by the significant difference in literacy rates, indicating potential disparities in access to education, resources, and opportunities that often correlate with lower standards of living in rural areas compared to urban centers.