context: Madeira () is a Portuguese autonomous group of islands in the North Atlantic about 580 kilometers northwest of the coast of North Africa. Madeira is geographically part of Macaronesia and consists of seven volcanic islands, the largest and only inhabited of which are Madeira and Porto Santo. The Desert Islands are three islands about 40 kilometers southeast of the main island. Administratively, Madeira still includes the two islands of Selvagen, which are 280 kilometers southeast. When referring to Madeira, it is possible to refer equally to the whole administrative territory, the geographical group of islands or the island of Madeira alone.
question: How Many Islands on the Isle of Wight?
answers.text: two