Question

Question
Drag each item to the correct location to show whether it would likely be considered fair use.(2 points)
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Fair Use Not Fair Use

Answer 1

To determine whether each item would likely be considered fair use or not, it would be helpful to have a list of items to classify. However, common examples that are often discussed in fair use cases can include:

### Fair Use:
- Commentary or critique of the original work
- Parody or satirical works
- Educational use in a classroom setting
- News reporting that includes small excerpts of the original work
- Research or scholarship that uses excerpts for analytical purposes

### Not Fair Use:
- Using an entire work without permission
- Commercial use that profits from copying the original work
- Reproducing a significant portion of the work
- Using works that are not transformative or add new meaning
- Copying for personal gain or distribution without permission

If you provide specific items, I can help categorize them accordingly!