When a Registered Trademark Is Infringed to Sell a Product

When a registered trademark is infringed to sell a product, the owner of the mark can succeed in an action against the infringer on showing that the defendant's use of the mark

A) made it hard for consumers to distinguish between the parties' products.
B) was intentional.
C) ran contrary to the terms of the owner's registration of the mark.
D) created no consumer confusion about the defendant's products.