If an area has low density but schools are very far away, which solution is more appropriate?

Correct answer: Residential schools or transport support for service access

Correct answer: A, residential schools or transport support. In a low-density region, homes may be spread over a large area, so building a full school beside every small settlement may be difficult and costly. Practical planning can bring students to services through safe transport, buses or other suitable support. In some situations, residential schools may allow children from distant settlements to study while receiving accommodation. The exact choice should consider safety, local needs and available resources. B is incorrect because distance is a service problem, not a reason to stop education. C is incorrect because understanding low density helps planners design the right delivery method. D is incorrect because population data are necessary for planning schools and transport. Memory cue: sparse settlement often requires flexible service delivery, not withdrawal of the service.