Option (1): Dryopithecus was more ape-like, not man-like. It is considered an ancestor of both modern apes and humans.
Option (2): Ramapithecus was more man-like, not ape-like. It is considered a possible ancestor of humans.
Option (3): Homo habilis is recognized as the first human-like being, exhibiting more advanced tool use and brain size compared to earlier hominins.
Option (4): Early modern humans in the European region are classified as Homo sapiens, not Homo erectus. Homo erectus is an earlier species that lived in Africa and Asia.
Thus, the correct statement is that the first human-like being was Homo habilis.
Final Answer:
First human-like being was Homo habilis.