Which statement about the fair use principle is true?

A. You may quote a literary work for academic purposes without citing the source.

B. You may freely use any literary works in your research.

C. You must always obtain permission from the author to quote from a literary work.

D. You may quote a literary work for academic purposes, so long as you cite the author.

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14 July, 23:05

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Jermaine · Answer 1

It's D you may quote a literary work for academic purposes, so as long as you cite the author

Paul Mcpherson · Answer 2

D, for research purposes teachers normally want to know where you get information to ve sure that you're not copying the entire website