A graph shows the percentage of the population with access to various government services in PNG. (a) What percentage of the population has access to Health services? (b) How many services are accesse

The bar for Health reaches $65\%$.

a) The percentage of the population that has access to Health services is $\boxed{\text{65\%}}$.

b) Step 1: Identify the percentage of access for each service from the graph.

• Road: Approximately $80\%$
• Communication: Approximately $55\%$
• Electricity: Approximately $38\%$
• Education: Approximately $82\%$
• Health: Approximately $65\%$

• Road ($80\% > 50\%$)
• Communication ($55\% > 50\%$)
• Education ($82\% > 50\%$)
• Health ($65\% > 50\%$) There are 4 services accessed by more than $50\%$ of the population.

b) There are $\boxed{\text{4 government services}}$ accessed by more than $50\%$ of the population.

c) Step 1: Identify the service accessed by $55\%$ of the population.
The "Communication" service (dotted bar) is accessed by approximately $55\%$ of the population.

The provided graph only shows the type of service and its access percentage, not the names of specific companies.

c) The service accessed by $55\%$ of the population is Communication. The graph does not provide the name of a specific PNG-owned company.

d) Step 1: Determine the percentage of the population with access to Education.
The "Education" service (crosshatch bar) is accessed by approximately $82\%$ of the population.

$$100\% - 82\% = 18\%$$

d) The percentage of Papua New Guinea that is illiterate is $\boxed{\text{18\%}}$.

e) Step 1: Examine the access percentages for all services.

• Road: $80\%$
• Communication: $55\%$
• Electricity: $38\%$
• Education: $82\%$
• Health: $65\%$

"Electricity" has the lowest access percentage at $38\%$. This suggests it might be less prioritized or harder to implement in rural areas compared to other services.

e) $\boxed{\text{Electricity}}$ is the service that is not really a priority to those in rural areas, as it has the lowest access percentage.