| 100% | BAF{FIN} | 8 | Eponym of the largest island in Canada |
| 60% | NEWBRITAIN | 10 | Largest island in the Bismarck Archipelago of Papua New Guinea |
| 60% | MANGAREVA | 9 | Largest of the Gambier Islands in French Polynesia |
| 56% | TAHITI | 6 | Largest island in French Polynesia and location of Punaauia, home for Paul Gauguin in the 1880s |
| 56% | IBIZA | 5 | Third largest of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea |
| 54% | UNGAVA | 6 | — Bay, inlet of the sea in NE Canada in which lies Akpatok Island |
| 53% | RHODES | 6 | Largest of the Dodecanese group of Greek islands in the Aegean Sea |
| 53% | LOLLAND | 7 | Island of Denmark in the Baltic Sea whose largest town is Nakskov |
| 52% | NAXOS | 5 | Largest island in the Cyclades |
| 52% | CUBA | 4 | Largest island in the Caribbean |
| 52% | GUAM | 4 | Largest island in the Marianas |
| 52% | SICILY | 6 | Largest island in the Mediterranean |
| 52% | LUZON | 5 | Largest island in the Philippines |
| 52% | HONSHU | 6 | The largest island of Japan |
| 51% | ELBA | 4 | Largest island in the Tuscan Archipelago |
| 51% | CUBA | 4 | Largest island in the West Indies |
| 51% | SPITSBERGEN | 11 | Largest island in the Svalbard archipelago |
| 51% | SICILY | 6 | Largest island in the Mediterranean Sea |
| 51% | CRETE | 5 | Large island in the Mediterranean Sea |
| 51% | BORNEO | 6 | Large island in the Malay Archipelago |
| 51% | STPETER | 7 | Eponym of the world's largest church |
| 51% | GREENLAND | 9 | Large island in the Arctic, colorful name |
| 50% | ASHE | 4 | Eponym of the world's largest tennis stadium |
| 50% | BORNEO | 6 | Largest island in Asia, located north of Java |
| 50% | BORNEO | 6 | 3rd largest island in the world |
| 50% | SARDINIA | 8 | Second largest island in the Mediterranean |
| 50% | NEWGUINEA | 9 | 2nd largest island in the world |
| 50% | OAHU | 4 | One of the larger Hawaiian Islands |
| 50% | NAXOS | 5 | Largest island in the Cyclades group in the Aegean |
| 50% | ELLESMERE | 9 | Island in Canada containing the country's northernmost point |