All of the following determines whether you can use material under fair use regulations, except if _____.
A) you are using the material and pretending that it is your own
B) you are using the material for educational purposes or for critical review
C) you are not using a substantial part of an entire work
D) your use does not provide a level of functionality that replaces the work, so that consumers would not need to purchase it

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Claiming ownership of someone else's material does not fall under fair use; it's plagiarism. Fair use considerations include purpose of use, amount used, nature of the work, and effect on market value, not pretending the work is your own.

All of the Following Determines Whether You Can Use Material