Question

question 2 of 5
if something is copyrighted,
how can it be used?
a. only with credit
b. only with permission
c. with credit or in certain \fair use\ cases
d. with permission or in certain \fair use\ cases

Explanation:

Copyrighted materials can be used either by obtaining permission from the copyright holder or in cases that fall under "fair use" (which allows limited use without permission for purposes like criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, etc.). Option A is incorrect as just giving credit isn't sufficient; option B is incorrect as it ignores fair use; option C is incorrect as credit alone isn't the right criterion (it's about permission or fair use). Option D correctly states the two valid ways: with permission or in fair use cases.

Answer:

D. With permission or in certain "fair use" cases