$1.$ You work for the SEC $($Southeastern Conference$)$ in marketing and branding. As members,

local teams license their logos and mascots to the conference. To increase interest in an

upcoming season, you create a shirt that has utilizes the opposing SEC teams$$ logos$.$ For

example, as part of the shirt, you utilize the University of Tennessee Smokey, the University of

Florida Gator, and the University of Georgia Bulldog. You have committed:

A$.$ Direct Infringement

B$.$ Contributory Infringement

C$.$ Vicarious Infringement

D$.$ No Infringement; Fair Use

$2.$ You work for a sporting team in marketing and branding. You allow vendors to set up

outside in your arena lobby to sell items promoting the game. One vendor$$s merchandise

includes the University of Tennessee Smokey carrying another team$$s licensed mascot $($maybe

a Florida gator$)$ in his mouth. Even if you don$$t receive any commercial benefit from the sale of

this merchandise, because you had control over vendor$$s access to the customer base, you

have committed:

A$.$ Direct Infringement

B$.$ Contributory Infringement

C$.$ Vicarious Infringement

D$.$ No Infringement; Fair Use

$3.$ You work for a sporting team in marketing and branding. To increase interest in an

upcoming season, you create a shirt that has utilizes your logo and an opposing team$$s logo$.$

For example, you print the University of Tennessee Smokey carrying another team$$s licensed

mascot $($maybe a Florida gator$)$ in his mouth. You have committed:

A$.$ Direct Infringement

B$.$ Contributory Infringement

C$.$ Vicarious Infringement

D$.$ No Infringement; Fair Use

$4.$ You work for a sporting team in marketing and branding. To increase interest in an

upcoming season, you ask a vendor to create a shirt that has utilizes your logo and an opposing

team$$s logo$.$ For example, the vendor prints the University of Tennessee Smokey carrying

another team$$s licensed mascot $($maybe a Florida gator$)$ in his mouth. Even if you don$$t $$sell$$

the shirts and instead give them away as promotional free materials, because you paid

someone to create them, you have committed:

A$.$ Direct Infringement

B$.$ Contributory Infringement

C$.$ Vicarious Infringement

D$.$ No Infringement; Fair Use