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id: 65b2b74cb90a3d3b5d1acc48
title: Task 57
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-57
lang: en-US
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# --description--

In a professional context, the verb `to document` means to record information for future use. It involves writing details, steps, or important points. 

`Future reference` refers to the use of this recorded information at a later time, often to solve problems or recall procedures. For example:

`They are documenting their studies for future reference.`

# --questions--

## --text--

What does `documenting something for future reference` mean in a work environment?

## --answers--

To sign official papers for upcoming events

### --feedback--

Documenting is not about just signing papers for events.

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To record information for later use

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To plan meetings and appointments

### --feedback--

While planning is important, it's not the same as documenting for future reference.

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To predict future trends in the industry

### --feedback--

Documenting and future reference involve recording current information, not predicting trends.

## --video-solution--

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