Test: Best Friends - Class 3 MCQ

The four friends are Circle, Square, Triangle, and Rectangle, as mentioned in the chapter title "Best Friends."

Circle claimed that it is the best because it is round and beautiful, with no sharp edges. Circle also mentioned that children love to draw it as a smiling face.

The wise star teaches the friends that instead of fighting, they should work together. By combining their unique shapes, they can create beautiful pictures and designs, showing the power of teamwork.

The shapes overcome their challenges by working together and understanding that each shape has something special to offer. They realize that by combining their strengths, they can create wonderful things, rather than competing or isolating themselves.

The outcome of the friends' argument was that they learned the importance of friendship and teamwork. With the help of the wise star, they understood that by working together, they could create beautiful things and that each shape has something special to offer.

The friends asked a wise star to help them decide who was the best. The star helped them understand that instead of fighting, they should work together and appreciate each other's unique qualities.

At the end of the story, the friends promised each other that they would never fight again. They realized the importance of working together and remained best friends forever.

Square claimed that it has four sides, and all of them are equal in size, making it special.

Triangle argued that it is the best because it has three sides and is often used to represent mountains and snacks.

The star told the friends that if they worked together, they could create amazing pictures and designs using their unique shapes.