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This document lists common objects found in a classroom such as books, a duster, charts, baskets, a blackboard, pencils, chairs, rulers, and a cupboard. It also includes a scrambled phrase with letters from the names of classroom objects.

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2. Book

3. Duster

4. Chart

5. Basket

6. Blackboard

7. Pencil

8. Chair

9. Ruler

10. Cupboard

11. Table

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