Question

which is considered a fair use of copyrighted material without  specific permission? select the two correct answers

Adaptation of a novel into a screenplay
The use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques
Remixing an artist song
The repeating of small passages in news reporting
The reuse in full for religious and charitable purposes

Answer 1

The two correct answers that are generally considered fair use of copyrighted material without specific permission are:

1. **The use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques** - This falls under the category of commentary or criticism, which is commonly recognized as fair use.

2. **The repeating of small passages in news reporting** - This is also typically considered fair use when it is used to report news or provide commentary on current events.

The other options, such as adaptations of novels, remixing songs, and reuse for religious and charitable purposes, may not qualify as fair use and usually require permission from the copyright holder.