From 2003 to 2008, literacy rates in sudan averaged 85% for male students and 71% for female students. in kenya, the literacy rate for males was 80% and 81% for females. -- unicef, united nations population division and united nations statistics division. which choice offers the most logical conclusion about literacy rates in kenya and sudan? a) the sudanese educational system has been more successful in educating the youth of the nation. b) literacy rates in kenya are lower due to the nation's on-going civil wars and ethnic conflicts. c) gender equality is the same in both countries, even though the sudan has suffered through civil wars. d) female students in kenya have greater access to educational opportunities than female students in sudan.