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AP 4th English Three Butterflies Textbook Answers - AP 4th Eng Unit -1
Three Butterflies — Unit 1
Textbook (Class 4 English Reader) — Answer Key for Activities 1–9 and Let us Practise
Activity 1 — Let us Interact
(Look at the picture and answer — sample answers)
1. I see two girls walking on a road in the rain. One girl is holding an umbrella and the other is splashing in a puddle. There are trees on both sides of the road.
2. Yes, I like to play in the rain. / No, I do not like to play in the rain because I may fall sick. (write your own opinion)
3. When I go out in the rain, I carry an umbrella and wear a raincoat and gumboots.
4. If I were the girl holding the umbrella, I would share it with my friend so that we both stay dry.
Activity 2
Answer the following questions
1. The butterflies stopped playing because it suddenly grew dark, a cold wind blew, and it was going to rain.
2. It was difficult for the butterflies to fly because they got wet in the rain.
3. The butterflies said "We won't stay here" because the sunflower and the lily agreed to shelter only some of them, and the butterflies did not want to leave their friend behind.
4. The Sun chased away the clouds, stopped the rain, and dried the butterflies' wings.
5. If I were the sunflower/lily, I would give shelter to all three butterflies together. (sample answer)
6. I feel happy and satisfied when I help anyone in need. (sample answer)
Choose the correct answer
1. A) garden
2. C) nectar
3. C) small stones
4. B) Sun
5. B) The Sunflower
Activity 3 — Plural Forms Table 4th English Three Butterflies Textbook
| -s | -es | -ies |
|---|---|---|
| petal — petals | class — classes | city — cities |
| wing — wings | brush — brushes | story — stories |
| pebble — pebbles | dress — dresses | country — countries |
| flower — flowers | bus — buses | butterfly — butterflies |
Activity 4 — Crossword Puzzle (Plurals)
Plural forms of the hint-box words to fill into the crossword grid:
garden — gardens
lily — lilies
cloud — clouds
night — nights
box — boxes
poem — poems
friend — friends
school — schools
Note: Fit these plural words into the crossword grid squares based on the given starting letters and intersecting boxes in the printed puzzle.
Activity 5 — Underline the Material Nouns
1. Silver is used to make jewellery.
2. Rani wears a diamond ring.
3. The bottle is filled with oil.
4. Her dress is made of silk.
5. Drink milk for good health.
6. The table is made of wood.
7. Iron is used in buildings.
8. The farmer sells cotton in the market.
Activity 6 — Punctuation
Rewritten passage with correct punctuation:
Rani, Mary, Rajesh, Basha and Rehana are playing cricket. "Don't you go to school?" asked an old man. "Today is Sunday. Sunday is a holiday," they said.
Activity 7 — Complete the Conversation (sample answers)
Butterflies: Dear Cuckoo, we know that you sing beautifully. We want to learn singing. Can you teach us to sing?
Cuckoo: With pleasure, dear Butterflies, I can teach you to sing.
Butterflies: Dear Fish, we know that you swim very well. We want to learn swimming. Can you teach us to swim?
Fish: With pleasure, dear Butterflies, I can teach you to swim.
Activity 8 4th English Three Butterflies Textbook
1. C) caterpillar
2. B) butterfly is once a caterpillar
3. B) changing caterpillar into butterfly
4. A) butterfly and caterpillar
Activity 9 — Let us have Fun
This is a group language game (board game with dice and beads) called "Can you do this?" Students take turns rolling the dice, moving across the board, and performing the action written in the box they land on (e.g., clap your hands, jump, borrow a pencil, say hello). There is no written answer required — teachers guide students to play and speak the actions aloud.
Let us Practise (Q1–21) 4th English Three Butterflies Textbook
1. B) completely wet
2. Same × different
3. Odd one out: Pebble — Red, Yellow and White are colours, but Pebble is not a colour.
4. Match: i. Shelter — (b); ii. Chase — (a); iii. Petals — (d); iv. Dry — (c)
5. Sample sentences:
- It started to rain heavily in the evening.
- The three friends played together in the park.
- She has been my best friend since childhood.
- The garden was full of colourful flowers.
6. B) butterflies
7. D) Iron
8. C) Rani and I are playing in the park.
9. A) can/cannot
10. B) "May I drink water, please?"
11. B) The Sunflower
12. The butterflies decided to stay in the rain because the sunflower agreed to shelter only the red and yellow butterflies and not the white one. The butterflies did not want to leave their friend alone, so they chose to stay together instead.
13. The sunflower and the lily were selfish because each was ready to help only some of the butterflies, not all three together. The butterflies were true friends because they refused to be separated and chose to stay united even in a difficult situation.
14. The Sun was pleased to see the love and unity among the butterflies, so he chased the clouds away, stopped the rain, and dried their wings, helping them become happy again.
15. Sample paragraph: Yes, I agree with this statement. In the story, the three butterflies did not leave each other even when the sunflower and the lily offered shelter to only some of them. They chose to stay together in the rain rather than separate from their friend. This shows that true friends support each other in both good times and bad times. Real friendship is tested not when things are easy, but when things are difficult.
16. B) They never left each other.
17. "No, I will not stay without my friends."
18. Sample sentences: The rainbow has seven beautiful colours. It appears in the sky after the rain when the sun comes out.
19. Sample answer: trees — swaying in the wind; birds — chirping on the branches; flowers — blooming brightly; butterflies — flying from flower to flower.
20. Sample role play:
Yellow Butterfly: "Thank you, Sun, for drying our wings!"
Sun: "You are welcome, dear butterfly. I was happy to help."
Yellow Butterfly: "We were so cold and wet without you."
Sun: "I saw your friendship and wanted to help you all."
21. Box — boxes Petal — petals
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