Worksheet: Best Friends
Read the following paragraph and answer the questions:
Circle, Triangle, Square, and Rectangle are best friends. They play together and help each other. Circle rolls fast, while Square stands steady. Triangle can slide, and Rectangle can stretch. They are all different but still love being together. Their friendship teaches us that differences make life fun!
A. Comprehension Questions (5 Marks)
1. Who are the four best friends in the story?
Ans: Circle, Triangle, Square, and Rectangle.
2. What special ability does Circle have?
Ans: Circle can roll fast.
3. Why are the shapes still good friends even though they are different?
Ans: Because differences make friendship fun.
4. True or False: Square can stretch like Rectangle.
Ans: False.
5. Fill in the blank: Triangle can _____.
Ans: slide.
B. Grammar Questions (5 Marks)
1. (Noun) Which word names a shape with three sides?
Ans: Triangle.
2. (Adjective) Find a word that describes Rectangle.
Ans: long / stretchy.
3. (Adverb) How does Square stand?
Ans: steadily.
4. (Conjunction) Complete: Circle rolls fast, _____ Square stands still.
Ans: while.
5. (Verb) What action does Rectangle do?
Ans: stretches.
C. Word Building & Spelling (5 Marks)
1. Make a new word from "TRIANGLE" by removing "A."
Ans: Tringle.
2. Correct the spelling: "SQURE."
Ans: Square.
3. Write the opposite of "same."
Ans: different.
4. Unjumble: "L E C R I C."
Ans: Circle.
5. Which word rhymes with "angle"? (Triangle / Square)
Ans: Triangle.
D. Fun Activities (5 Marks)
1. (Matching) Match the shape to its action:
- Circle → Rolls fast
- Square → Stands steady
- Triangle → Slides
- Rectangle → Stretches
2. (Fill in the blank) A _____ has four equal sides.
Ans: Square.
3. (True/False) All four friends have the same abilities.
Ans: False.
4. (Drawing) Draw a happy Triangle. (Student activity)
5. (Creative) Write one thing you learn from these friends.
Ans: Differences make friendship special.
E. Challenge Round (5 Marks)
1. Which shape is the fastest? Why?
Ans: Circle, because it rolls fast.
2. If Rectangle could talk, what would it say to Square?
Ans: (Open-ended, e.g., "Let’s stand together!")
3. Find a word in the lesson that starts with "S" and means "not moving."
Ans: Steady.
4. Make a sentence using "Circle" and "friend."
Ans: Circle is a good friend.
5. Why is the lesson called "Best Friends"?
Ans: Because it teaches how different things can still be best friends.
Section E: Fun Exercises
1. (Matching) Match the shape to its action:
- Circle → Rolls fast
- Square → Stands steady
- Triangle → Slides
- Rectangle → Stretches
2. (Fill in the Blanks)
- Circle is ___. (round)
- Square has ___ sides. (four)
- Triangle has ___ corners. (three)
- Rectangle is ___. (long)
- They all are ___. (friends)