Test: Best Friends - Class 3 MCQ

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

Circle boasts about being round and beautiful, highlighting its unique shape.

- The friend in the story who understands the beauty in its shape with no sharp edges is the Circle.
- A circle is unique for having no corners or edges, making it smooth and continuous.

The friends learn from the wise star that their individual shapes are not meant to compete but to collaborate. By combining their unique attributes, they can create something far greater than any of them could achieve alone. This lesson highlights the importance of teamwork and unity in achieving shared goals.

The shapes overcome challenges by finding ingenious solutions together. Each shape contributes its strengths to work collectively, leveraging their unique attributes to tackle obstacles. This approach emphasizes the power of collaboration and teamwork in overcoming difficulties.

Instead of choosing a winner, the friends learned that their relationship and teamwork were more valuable than individual competition.

The friends sought the opinion of a wise star to help resolve their argument.

They promised to never fight again and to remain best friends, recognizing the value of their friendship.