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If a region has coral atolls, it most closely matches which Indian island group?

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Correct answer: Lakshadweep

Correct answer: D, Lakshadweep. An atoll is a ring-shaped coral reef, often enclosing a shallow lagoon. Lakshadweep, in the Arabian Sea, is widely recognised for its coral islands and atoll formations. The island group therefore provides the closest Indian example when the defining clue is coral atolls. A is wrong because the Andaman Islands are mainly associated with larger mountainous and forested islands, although individual reef features can occur in island environments. B is wrong because Nicobar is a different island group with generally larger, more varied, and tectonically influenced islands. C is wrong because the Sundarbans is a deltaic mangrove region formed by river sediments, not an oceanic coral-atoll group. Memory cue: atoll is the key word—connect it with Lakshadweep.

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Coral AtollLakshadweepIndian Island GroupsThe Coastal Plains And IslandsPhysical Features Of IndiaGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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