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My professor asked me for something that should be so simple that I can’t mess it up, but here we are.

Hi, all. 

I’ve just completed my first class toward obtaining my master’s degree, and it went really well. This whole “being in grad school” thing is extremely new to me, so I apologize if the answer to this question should be painfully obvious and I’m just not getting it. 

My professor asked me if he could have a titled copy of my annotated bibliography from a presentation I did so he can use it for reference in future classes. 

Does this mean he literally wants it just the way it is except I should change the title to something more fitting than “Annotated Bibliography,” or does he want me to add a bit of context surrounding the project as well? Maybe something resembling an abstract? 

I would email him and ask, but he’s busy wrapping up our final grades, and I don’t want to deter that whole process. 
Thanks in advance for any answers!
gpt
Put the title of the presentation at the top along with your name and then paste in the annotated bibliography. Easy and done. 

(A helpful way to start answering these questions on your own is to anticipate what the person wants it for. In this case, I’m guessing your professor wants a copy for his files, but doesn’t want 1,000 files on the desktop, all with the unhelpful name “Annotated Bibliography.“ How would you want it titled if _you_ were looking for it?)