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match the 4 necessary elements of a good organizational system.
also match those same 4 necessary elements to an example of each one.
a note - taking system is...
example of a task manager
example of a calendar
a calendar is...
a task manager is...
a physical storage is...
example of a note - taking system
example of physical storage
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a place where you record the stuff that you need to get done
file folders on your computer for each class or a folder onedrive for office365
your computer or phones reminder app
a to - do list that you make each week and cross off things as you are done; your class pacing guides
spiral notebook for each class or divided section in a binder with notebook paper in it
a place to hold handouts, loose papers, notebooks
a way to organize notes; if paper use a separate section/notebook for each class;
remembering upcoming events; its best for events that will happen at a specific time

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# Brief Explanations:
To solve the matching, we analyze each term and its definition/example:

1. **A note - taking system is…** : A note - taking system is about organizing notes. The option "a way to organize notes; if paper use a separate section/notebook for each class" matches as it describes how to organize notes for different classes.
2. **Example of a task manager** : A task manager helps with tasks. "your computer or phone’s reminder app" is an example of a tool that manages tasks (reminding about things to do).
3. **Example of a calendar** : A calendar is for remembering events at specific times. "remembering upcoming events; it’s best for events that will happen at a specific time" fits as calendars are used for scheduling events with specific times.
4. **A calendar is…** : A calendar is a place to record what needs to be done (events/tasks with time). "a place where you record the stuff that you need to get done" (in the context of time - based events) is correct. Wait, no, actually, re - evaluating: A calendar is for scheduling events, so "remembering upcoming events; it’s best for events that will happen at a specific time" is the definition, and the example would be related, but for the "A calendar is…" definition, maybe I made a mistake. Let's re - do:

Correct matches:
- **A note - taking system is…** : "a way to organize notes; if paper use a separate section/notebook for each class" (describes organizing notes).
- **Example of a task manager** : "your computer or phone’s reminder app" (app to manage tasks).
- **Example of a calendar** : "a to - do list that you make each week and cross off things as you are done; your class pacing guides" – no, wait, calendar example should be about time - based events. Wait, maybe the "a to - do list..." is wrong. Let's check again:

- **A task manager is…** : "a to - do list that you make each week and cross off things as you are done; your class pacing guides" (task managers are to - do lists for tasks).
- **A physical storage is…** : "a place to hold handouts, loose papers, notebooks" (physical storage holds physical items like papers, notebooks).
- **Example of a note - taking system** : "spiral notebook for each class or divided section in a binder with notebook paper in it" (example of a physical note - taking system with notebooks/binders).
- **Example of physical storage** : "file folders on your computer for each class or a folder OneDrive for Office365" – no, physical storage is physical. Wait, "file folders on computer" is digital. Oops, mistake. Physical storage should be physical. So "spiral notebook..." is note - taking, "file folders on computer" is digital storage, but the "A physical storage is…" definition is "a place to hold handouts, loose papers, notebooks" (physical), and its example should be physical. Wait, the option "file folders on your computer..." is digital, so maybe the example of physical storage is "spiral notebook..."? No, no. Let's start over with correct logic:

- **A note - taking system** : Defines how to take/organize notes. So "a way to organize notes; if paper use a separate section/notebook for each class" (definition). Its example: "spiral notebook for each class or divided section in a binder with notebook paper in it" (example of a note - taking system with physical notebooks).
- **Task manager** : Defines as a to - do list. "a to - do list that you make each week and cross off things as you are done; your class pacing guides" (definition). Its example: "your computer or phone’s reminder app" (example of a task - managing tool).
- **Calendar** : Defines as a place to record things to do (time - based). "a place where you record the stuff that you need to get done" (definition, as calendars record tasks/events with time). Its example: "remembering upcoming events; it’s best for events that will happen at a specific time" (example of using a calendar for time - specific events).
- **Physical storage** : Defines as a place to hold physical items. "a place to hold handouts, loose papers, notebooks" (definition). Its example: Wait, the options: "file folders on your computer..." is digital, "spiral notebook..." is note - taking. Wait, maybe the "A physical storage is…" example is "file folders on your computer..."? No, physical storage is physical. Maybe the question has some mix - up, but following the options:

Final correct matches (after careful analysis):

- A note - taking system is… → a way to organize notes; if paper use a separate section/notebook for each class
- Example of a task manager → your computer or phone’s reminder app
- Example of a calendar → a to - do list that you make each week and cross off things as you are done; your class pacing guides (Wait, no, a calendar example should be about time. Maybe the "remembering upcoming events..." is the example. Let's correct:

- Example of a calendar → remembering upcoming events; it’s best for events that will happen at a specific time
- A calendar is… → a place where you record the stuff that you need to get done (in the context of time - bound tasks/events)
- A task manager is… → a to - do list that you make each week and cross off things as you are done; your class pacing guides (task managers are to - do lists)
- A physical storage is… → a place to hold handouts, loose papers, notebooks (defines physical storage)
- Example of a note - taking system → spiral notebook for each class or divided section in a binder with notebook paper in it (example of note - taking system)
- Example of physical storage → file folders on your computer for each class or a folder OneDrive for Office365 (even though it's digital, maybe the question considers it as storage; or maybe "spiral notebook..." is physical storage? No, spiral notebook is note - taking. This is a bit confusing, but we'll proceed with the most logical matches.

# Answer:
- A note - taking system is…: a way to organize notes; if paper use a separate section/notebook for each class
- Example of a task manager: your computer or phone’s reminder app
- Example of a calendar: remembering upcoming events; it’s best for events that will happen at a specific time
- A calendar is…: a place where you record the stuff that you need to get done
- A task manager is…: a to - do list that you make each week and cross off things as you are done; your class pacing guides
- A physical storage is…: a place to hold handouts, loose papers, notebooks
- Example of a note - taking system: spiral notebook for each class or divided section in a binder with notebook paper in it
- Example of physical storage: file folders on your computer for each class or a folder OneDrive for Office365

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