In a maintenance task, where would you typically find references to other documents or standards?

• A. Steps
• B. References
• C. Prerequisites
• D. Tools and materials

Answer: (B)

The References section is where you look for external documents and standards that apply to the task. It gathers the manuals, service bulletins, regulatory requirements, and industry standards you must follow, giving you the exact sources to verify criteria and compliance. Think of it as the map to all related documents you might need beyond the step-by-step instructions. The other parts of the document serve different purposes: steps show the actions to perform, prerequisites list conditions to meet before starting, and tools and materials tell you what you need. If a task requires following a specific aviation regulation or a manufacturer bulletin, you’ll find those exact references here.