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1. What 3 island groups form the West Indies?
The Bagamas, the Greater Antilles, and the Lesser Antilles.
2. What 2 nations share the island of Hispaniola?
Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
3. What 2 island chains form the east boundary of the Caribbean Sea?
The Greater and Lesser Antilles.
4. What is the largest island in the West Indies? The largest island in the Lesser Antilles? The most densely populated island in the Western Hemisphere?
(a) Cuba.
(b) Trinidad.
(c) Barbados.