what is artists black tracing paper transfer?

I am trying to figure out what the instructor means and how to use the black tracing paper. I have the template from which to copy, but i am confused as to how to use the tracing(?) transfer(?) paper and what to buy.

Do mean something like carbon paper? I sometimes use blue Nu-Kote Carbon Paper, or Graphite Paper to trace my drawings to the good copy. You use them if you have a sloppy sketch that needs transfered to a good piece of paper. All you do is put the good paper under the carbon/tracing paper, then the sketch on top of both. That way you have the sketch out first, and just trace over the lines. When you press down, the carbon paper leaves a line, copying the image to the good sheet!

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