The Copyright Act lists four criteria to be used in a determination of whether use of material is fair. Which of the following is NOT one of these four criteria?
A) How the material is used and the intent for which use was made
B) The time elapsed between the creation of the material and the unauthorized use of the material
C) Whether the usage of the material is scholarly or for commercial use
D) The qualitative and quantitative use of the work

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The four criteria used by the Copyright Act to determine whether use of material is fair are: (1) How the material is used and the intent for which use was made; (2) The expectations of the author and whether the work is scholarly or for commercial use; (3) The qualitative and quantitative use of the work; (4) The value of the copyrighted portions on the potential purchasing market.

The Copyright Act Lists Four Criteria to Be Used in a Determination