
I would probably say "where is," but I believe "where are" is the correct wording. I'll add "where is" as an alternate translation.
This is sort of an awkward-sounding sentence in the first place. If I were to invent a bit of context, I would probably say "I need the book and the pencil. Where are they?"
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