Which Major Islands and Minerals of the World term is correctly associated with location or primary association: “located in Japan”, and also with “Japan's largest and most populous island”?
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Correct Answer: Option A — Honshu. Honshu is correct because it is located in Japan. Honshu is also associated with Japan's largest and most populous island. A further identifying fact is that Honshu is located in Japan. Another useful fact is that Honshu is associated with Japan's largest and most populous island. Why the other options are incorrect: Option B — Great Britain: It is located off the northwestern coast of continental Europe and is associated with contains England, Scotland and Wales; those are the identifying facts of Great Britain. Option C — Victoria Island: It is located in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and is associated with shared administratively by Nunavut and the Northwest Territories; those are the identifying facts of Victoria Island. Option D — Ellesmere Island: It is located in Nunavut in the Canadian High Arctic and is associated with one of the northernmost large islands in the world; those are the identifying facts of Ellesmere Island. Exam Takeaway: Link Honshu with “located in Japan” and “Japan's largest and most populous island” for quick revision.