All of the following are names of european islands except a. ireland b. iceland c. sicily d. jutland

All of the given are names of European islands except Jutland.

Explanation:

For a piece of land to be recognized as an island, it has to be covered by water on all the sides. Jutland is not exactly an island, rather, it is a peninsula that forms a part of the mainland Denmark covered by water on three sides. Iceland, Ireland, and Sicily are pieces of land that completely fulfill the definition of an island and are thus identified as islands.

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