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Given below is a list of tools and equipment. Associate them with the appropriate profession and complete the table.
plough, hammer, oven, thermometer, voltmeter, wood, chisel, seed drill, voltage, detector, cutting boards, stone picker, spatula, cultivator, nail puller, wire strippers, framing square, fork, flashlight
| Farmer | Carpenter | Electrician | Chef |
| plough | hammer | ||
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Solution
| Farmer | Carpenter | Electrician | Chef |
| plough | hammer | thermometer | oven |
| seed drill | wood | volt meter | cutting boards |
| cultivator | chisel | voltage detector | fork |
| stone picker | framing square | nail puller/flashlight | spatula |
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