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🔍 Understanding the Concepts:


- Conductor: A material that allows electricity to flow through it easily. Usually metals and some liquids (like saltwater) are conductors.
- Insulator: A material that resists the flow of electricity. Most plastics, rubber, wood, paper, and dry materials are insulators.

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Now, let’s go through each item and determine whether it is a conductor or insulator.

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Classification:



| Object | CONDUCTOR | INSULATOR |
|---------------------|-----------|-----------|
| pencil | | |
| ruler | | |
| lemon | | |
| 2 Cents | | |
| Plastic spoon | | |
| potato | | |
| Metal spoon | | |
| Piece of paper | | |
| key | | |
| Piece of card | | |
| Plastic toy car | | |
| Metal spoon | | |
| lemon | | |
| key | | |

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🔎 Explanation for Each:



1. Pencil – The body is usually made of wood (insulator), and the lead is graphite (a weak conductor). But in most cases, pencils are considered insulators because the outer casing blocks current.
INSULATOR

2. Ruler – Typically made of plastic or wood → INSULATOR

3. Lemon – Contains citric acid and moisture → conducts electricity due to ions → CONDUCTOR

4. 2 Cents – Made of metal (copper-plated steel) → CONDUCTOR

5. Plastic spoon – Plastic does not conduct electricity → INSULATOR

6. Potato – Contains water and electrolytes (ions) → CONDUCTOR

7. Metal spoon – Made of metal → CONDUCTOR

8. Piece of paper – Dry paper is an insulator → INSULATOR

9. Key – Usually made of metal → CONDUCTOR

10. Piece of card – Cardboard is dry and non-conductive → INSULATOR

11. Plastic toy car – Made of plastic → INSULATOR

12. Metal spoon – Again, metal → CONDUCTOR

13. Lemon – Same as before → CONDUCTOR

14. Key – Repeated → CONDUCTOR

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📝 Final Answer Table:



| Object | CONDUCTOR | INSULATOR |
|---------------------|-----------|-----------|
| pencil | | |
| ruler | | |
| lemon | | |
| 2 Cents | | |
| Plastic spoon | | |
| potato | | |
| Metal spoon | | |
| Piece of paper | | |
| key | | |
| Piece of card | | |
| Plastic toy car | | |
| Metal spoon | | |
| lemon | | |
| key | | |

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