Yemen controls the island of Socotra. Situated in the Arabian Sea, it is part of the Hadramaut Governorate of Yemen.

1. Symphony Island
2. TigerEye Island (or Tiger Eyeland)
3. Crittington's Island
4. Treasure Island

The islands of The Bahamas are primarily composed of coral limestone and sand. The land is relatively low-lying and flat due to the accumulation of these materials over time.

The Antarctic Peninsula is the closest group of islands to the South Pole. These islands include the South Shetland Islands, South Orkney Islands, and the South Sandwich Islands.

Little Diomede Island belongs to the United States and is part of the state of Alaska.

The Thousand Islands is a region located on the border of Canada and the United States in the Saint Lawrence River. It consists of over 1,800 islands, most of which are part of the Canadian province of Ontario, while a few belong to the state of New York in the U.S.

No, Crimea is not an island. It is a peninsula located on the northern coast of the Black Sea, connected to mainland Ukraine.

None of the Mediterranean countries have English as their official language. English is primarily spoken as a second language or is commonly used for tourism and business purposes in countries like Cyprus and Malta.

The discussion of Ship-Trap Island creates a mysterious and foreboding atmosphere due to its reputation as a place where ships get wrecked and sailors disappear. This sets the stage for the suspense and danger that unfolds in the story as the main characters find themselves stranded on the island and hunted by General Zaroff. The island's ominous reputation adds to the tension and uncertainty faced by the protagonists as they try to survive the deadly game.

An exotic island typically features lush tropical landscapes, pristine beaches, clear blue waters, and unique flora and fauna. It offers a sense of seclusion and escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, providing a tranquil and picturesque setting for relaxation and exploration.

Crusoe got stranded on a fictional island that he called "The Island of Despair" in Daniel Defoe's novel "Robinson Crusoe."

There is no known island off the coast of New England called Three Sisters Island that could have directly inspired Nora Roberts' trilogy. The setting and name in Roberts' novels are likely fictional creations.

General Zaroff refers to shipwrecked sailors as "specimens" because he sees them as trophies or targets for his hunting pursuits on his island. He views them as objects to be hunted and challenges himself by tracking and hunting these "specimens" for sport and entertainment.

Manko Island is located in Indonesia, in the Riau Islands province. It is part of the Natuna Islands group and is known for its beautiful beaches and coral reefs.

Zaroff's home is called Ship-Trap Island because it is an isolated island where ships often become trapped due to its treacherous rocks and currents. Once ships are lured in by the false lights, they crash and the survivors become prey for Zaroff's hunting games.

Craggy Island is a fictional location from the TV show "Father Ted." It was created for the show and does not exist in reality.

A circular coral island that encloses a lagoon is called an atoll. Atolls are typically formed from coral reefs that grow around the rim of a submerged volcanic island.

Teen Island Records is a fictional record label associated with the television show "Victorious." It does not exist in reality as a physical location. The show depicts it as a music company based in Los Angeles, California.

An atoll is a ring-shaped coral island or string of islands that surround a lagoon. Atolls typically form from volcanic islands that sink into the ocean, leaving a coral reef formation around the edge of the submerged island. The lagoon in the center of an atoll is often shallow and can support diverse marine life.

The phone number for the Rock Island Public Library in Rock Island can be reached at 309-732-7323.

The newspaper on the island of Palau is called the "Palau Horizon."

Two islands that are named after a time in the Christian year are Easter Island, which is named after Easter Sunday, and Pentecost Island, which is named after the Christian festival of Pentecost.

The island Rhodes is bears the name of the Rhodes Scholarship, which is named after Cecil John Rhodes.