AP 4th English Three Butterflies Workbook Answers - Unit -1. APSCERT 4th Class English Workbook 1st Unit 'Three Butteflies' Workbook Exercise Answers are given below. All 4th Class Subject Wise Answers

AP 4th English Three Butterflies Workbook Answers - Unit -1

Three Butterflies — Unit 1

Workbook Answer Key (Worksheets 1.1 – 1.10)

Worksheet 1.1

I. Choose the correct answer

1. C. Three Butterflies

2. C. It became too windy

3. B. shelter

4. C. eagerly

5. C. They wanted to stay together

II. Tick the actions of a true friend

1. Leaves you when you are in trouble — ✗ (not ticked)

2. Shares lunch with you — ✔ (ticked)

3. Helps you when you fall down — ✔ (ticked)

4. Makes fun of you when you cry — ✗ (not ticked)

III. Write 5 sentences about your best friend (sample answer)

1. My best friend's name is Priya.

2. She is 10 years old.

3. We like to play badminton.

4. She helps me when I am in trouble.

5. I like her because she is kind and honest.

Worksheet 1.2

I. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined word

1. dismay — sadness

2. shelter — protection

3. begged — requested

4. pebbles — small stones

5. nectar — sweet liquid

II. Circle the word that is correctly spelt

1. butterfly

2. shelter

3. nectar

4. pebbles

5. dismay

III. Circle the odd one out

1. shelter (rain, cloud, sky are all part of weather; shelter is a place, not weather)

2. butterfly (fish, frog, crab live in/near water; butterfly does not)

3. huge (red, blue, yellow are colours; huge is a size word)

4. wings (petals, stem, roots are parts of a plant; wings belong to a butterfly)

5. enemy (together, unity, friendship are positive/related words; enemy is opposite in meaning)

IV. Alphabetical order

(a) behind, difficult, night, still

(b) again, garden, happy, wings

Worksheet 1.3 APTEACHERS.IN

I. Number the sentences 1 to 8 in the correct order

1. ( 7 ) The butterflies refused to stay separately.

2. ( 3 ) It started to rain all of a sudden.

3. ( 8 ) The sun shone and saved the butterflies in the end.

4. ( 1 ) Three butterflies lived in a garden together happily.

5. ( 5 ) They asked a sunflower for shelter.

6. ( 2 ) One afternoon, it became dark when they were playing.

7. ( 4 ) Their wings got wet in the rain and unable to fly.

8. ( 6 ) The sunflower did not let the white lily to stay there.

II. Match the Character to the Action

1. White lily — (d) accepted only the white butterfly

2. Three butterflies — (a) begged for help

3. Sunflower — (b) offered partial help

4. Sun — (e) chased the clouds away

5. Rain — (c) made the butterflies' wings wet

III. True or False

1. False

2. False

3. True

4. True

5. True

Worksheet 1.4

I. Add '-s'/'-es'/'-ies' to make Plural

1. petal — petals    6. teacher — teachers

2. watch — watches    7. lorry — lorries

3. tomato — tomatoes    8. friend — friends

4. class — classes    9. baby — babies

5. city — cities    10. match — matches

II. Fill in the blanks with correct form

1. clouds

2. butterfly

3. children

4. box

5. lilies

III. Fill in the blanks with the correct antonym from the box

1. light

2. dry

3. warm

4. stop

5. near

6. together

IV. Rewrite the sentence with the antonym

1. The butterflies were sad.

2. The rain made flying easy.

3. The raagi malt is very cold.

Worksheet 1.5

I. Circle the Material Noun

1. gold    2. cement    3. petrol    4. iron    5. cotton

6. brick, plastic, wood    7. leather    8. gold, diamond

II. Fill in the blanks — Common / Material

1. boy — Common    6. school — Common

2. silver — Material    7. sugar — Material

3. glass — Material    8. paper — Material

4. chair — Common    9. baby — Common

5. wood — Material    10. water — Material

6. rubber — Material    12. book — Common

III. Choose the correct word

1. wood

2. iron

3. Gold

4. wool

5. Water

Worksheet 1.6 Three Butterflies Workbook Answers - Unit -1

I. Underline the expression that denotes a 'Polite Request'

1. May I drink water?

2. Can I borrow your pen?

3. Can I go out?

4. May I come in?

5. Can you help me?

II. Fill in the blanks with 'Can' or 'May'

1. May I come in, Sir?

2. Can you lift this heavy box?

3. May I use your pencil, please?

4. Can you run fast?

5. Yes, you can go now.

III. Rewrite using 'May' / 'May not'

Sl.No.	Seeking Permission	Giving Permission	Refusing Permission
1	May I take your eraser?	Yes, you may.	No, you may not.
2	May I close the door?	Yes, you may.	No, you may not.
3	May I use your bicycle?	Yes, you may.	No, you may not.
4	May I drink water?	Yes, you may.	No, you may not.
5	May I come in?	Yes, you may.	No, you may not.
6	May I go to the washroom?	Yes, you may.	No, you may not.

Worksheet 1.7

1. c) It started raining heavily

2. c) unity and friendship

3. Because the sunflower and the white lily were willing to help only some of the butterflies and not all three together, the butterflies refused, since they did not want to leave any of their friends behind.

4. The Sun was pleased to see the love and unity among the three butterflies, so he chased away the clouds and stopped the rain.

5. The story teaches us that true friendship means staying united and supporting each other, especially during difficult times.

Worksheet 1.8

1. B. They waited for Kamal's response.

2. B. in his mother's lap

3. C. due to leakage from roof

4. A. due to a wet house

5. C. Kamal

Worksheet 1.9 Three Butterflies Workbook Answers

I. Write about yourself and your friends (sample answer)

Hi, friends! I am Ravi. I live in Visakhapatnam. There are two more friends with me. We are friends. We play, study and dance together. We all are very happy.

II. Short talk between two friends (sample answer)

Revathi: "Hello, Bharathi! How are you?"

Bharathi: "I am fine, Revathi. Let's play badminton."

Revathi: "Do you have a shuttlecock?"

Bharathi: "Yes, I have. Shall we start now?"

Revathi: "Ok then, Bharathi, let's go now!"

III. Rainy Day — complete the sentences

1. raining

2. cloudy

3. umbrellas

4. road

5. play (I dislike rain because I cannot play)

Worksheet 1.10 — My Self Reflections

I. Circle the face that matches your feeling

This is a personal reflection activity — students circle the face that shows how they feel for each situation (sharing toys, fighting, helping, telling truth, listening). There is no single correct answer; guide students to be honest, positive, and choose the smiling face for good habits.

II. Scenario: Your friend fell down in the mud

1. Will you laugh at him? — No

2. Will you help him up? — Yes

3. Will you tell the teacher? — Yes

4. Will you make fun of him? — No

5. Will you clean his shirt/pants? — Yes

III. Activity 3 — Draw a picture of a 'Butterfly'

A drawing activity — students follow the clues to draw and colour a butterfly (oval body, circle head, two big wings on each side, antennae, and designs on the wings).