Geography, asked by samikshagosavi2505, 9 months ago

1. Which of the following geographical term related with the ''piece of sub-continental land that is surrounded by water''?

A. Peninsula

B. Gulf

C. Strait

D. Island​

Answers

Answered by CaptainBrainly
15

Answer: Island

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Island is a piece of sub-continental land which is surrounded by water in its all sides.

• The largest island in the world is Greenland.

Lakshadweep and Andaman & Nicobar Islands are the two groups of islands which are part of India.

Other options:

• Peninsula is a piece of sub-continental land where it's three sides are covered by water.

Ex: India, Saudi Arabia etc..

• Gulf is a narrow opening of the water body towards the land.

Ex: Gulf of Mannar, Persian gulf etc.

• Strait is a narrow channel which connects two large water bodies.

• India and Srilanka are separated by Palk Strait.

Answered by Nereida
14

Answer:

The geographical term related with "piece of subcontinental land that is surrounded by water" is Island.

More information

➸ The Indian subcontinent is a Peninsula.

➸ A Peninsula is a land surrounded by water from three directions.

➸ India is surrounded by water in the following way : It is surrounded by water from the east by bay of Bengal, from the west by Arabian sea and from the South by Indian Ocean.

➸ The Indian ocean is the only Ocean which is named after a country.

➸ An Island is a subcontinent which is surrounded by water from all the sides.

➸ The Greenland is the largest island in the world.

➸ The Andaman and Nicobar islands are pair of Islands that are included in Indian subcontinent. It is located in the Bay of Bengal.

➸ The Lakshadweep islands are also included in Indian subcontinent and are located in the Arabian sea.

➸ The gulf is the narrow opening of water from the sea.

➸ Some gulf located in India are gulf of Kutch and gulf of Khambhat.

➸ A strait is a narrow land piece which joins two large subcontinents.

➸ Palk strait is one such narrow land piece which joins India and Sri Lanka.

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