Question 10 • Social Problems 1: A World in Crisis (IS)
Many countries provide some form of government-funded school system, showing that these societies value education. Does this mean that countries without this kind of education system see no value in education?
Answer
A
Correct. They likely do not realize that education is very important.
B
Not necessarily. Some countries struggle to provide basic services.
C
Correct. Education is a human right, so these countries clearly don’t value human rights.
D
Yes. If these countries thought education was important, they would absolutely have it.
Explanation
Not having a government-funded school system does not prove that a country sees no value in education. A country may value education but lack the resources or capacity to provide it, especially when it is also struggling to provide basic services. So choice B gives a reasonable explanation without assuming that the country does not care about education.
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