Answer:
A- Portugal
B- Greece
C- Spain
D- Italy
E- Andorra
Step-by-step explanation:
A- Portugal is a country in southwestern Europe, whose capital is Lisbon. Its mainland, together with Gibraltar and neighboring countries Spain and Andorra, forms part of the Iberian Peninsula, and also has a long coastline towards the Atlantic. Portugal includes the partially autonomous archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira in the Atlantic.
B- Greece is a republic in southeastern Europe at the southern end of the Balkans. The country borders Albania, northern Macedonia and Bulgaria in the north, Turkey in the northeast, the Aegean sea in the east, the Ionian sea in the west, and the Mediterranean in the south. In addition to the mainland, Greece consists of over 2000 islands and thus has the world's 12th longest coastline. Most of the islands are divided into archipelagos, but the largest, Crete, is not an archipelago.
C- Spain is a country on the Iberian Peninsula in southern Europe. The country borders in the north with Andorra and France, in the south with Gibraltar and the Mediterranean, and in the west with Portugal. The capital of Spain is Madrid.
D- Italy is a country in the Mediterranean region of southern Europe. The country is a republic, and includes a boot-shaped peninsula as well as two larger islands, Sardinia and Sicily, in the Mediterranean. Italy borders France in the west, Switzerland and Austria in the north and Slovenia in the east. The independent states of San Marino and the Vatican are enclaves enclosed in Italian territory.
E- The Principality of Andorra is a small country located between France and Spain in the eastern part of the Pyrenees. For centuries, Andorra has been a principality with two community heads as head of state: the bishop of Urgell and the head of France. The scheme of two co-rulers was enshrined in the treaty in 1278. It was not until 1993 that the country became a sovereign state after concluding an agreement with France and Spain.