Step 1: Recall circulation during the southwest monsoon (June–August).
- The southwest monsoon drives strong cross-equatorial winds that produce characteristic surface currents in the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal.
- The major features are:
- Great Whirl: A large anticyclonic gyre off the coast of Somalia.
- Somali Current: A strong western boundary current along the East African coast.
- Summer Monsoon Current: Flows eastward across the equator into the Bay of Bengal.
- East India Coastal Current: Flows along the east coast of India, usually poleward in summer.
- West India Coastal Current: Flows equatorward along the west coast of India in summer.
Step 2: Match markers with map positions.
- Marker 1 (off Somalia) → Great Whirl.
- Marker 2 (east coast of India) → East India Coastal Current.
- Marker 3 (East Africa coast) → East African Coastal Current.
- Marker 4 (equatorial Indian Ocean current flowing eastward) → Southwest Monsoon Current.
- Marker 5 (west coast of India) → West India Coastal Current.
Step 3: Verify with options.
This exactly corresponds with Option (A).
Final Answer:
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\boxed{\text{(A) 1. Great Whirl, 2. East India Coastal Current, 3. East African Coastal Current, 4. Summer (Southwest) Monsoon Current, 5. West India Coastal Current}}
\]