Problem: How to attribute a creative commons licensed work
Look for a copyright notice.
Most countries don't require creators to include a copyright notice with their work to get full copyright protection. However, a copyright notice should always be included in your attribution if the creator has included one on their work. OPTIONS:
- This notice must clearly demonstrate that the publication is original and does not require you to provide your work's name. Even if you can't find a copyright notice, you still must provide it for the creator.
- The copyright holder may be different from the individual artist who created the work. For example, a photographer may have made photos under contract for a company.
- For example, the u.s. copyright office requires creators to include an engraved book copyright notice in their work.
- The notice should direct you and provide a reason why it should be included. Keep in mind you don't always have to include your republished work on a copyright notice.

Answer: The copyright holder may be different from the individual artist who created the work. For example, a photographer may have made photos under contract for a company.

Problem: A group of athletes are shown standing on a mound, while one throws a ball to another player. the batter OPTIONS:
- shakes off of his awe with a glee, jumping up and down and celebrating.
- throws the ball as white text appears on the screen at the end.
- takes a hit, then the boy on the left comes in and takes another hit.
- hits the ball into the stands and the moment is recaptured in 3-d.

Answer: hits the ball into the stands and the moment is recaptured in 3-d.

Problem: How to bowl the doosra
Hold the ball like a fast bowler.
Position your index and middle fingers on either side of the seam. For better ball control, your index finger should just about touch the seam. OPTIONS:
- For best ball control, place the palm of your hand over the seam so your knuckles are facing forward. Press down on the seam with your palm and keep the ball where it is, just above the seam.
- Your thumb may rest on the ball, but this usually doesn't affect delivery. Use your remaining two fingers to hold the ball in place.
- The first step is to make contact with the ball at a forty-five degree angle. If you press down on the ball too hard or not aim to, you may create a ring around the seam, ruining your motion.
- Since the doosra is sometimes folded at the seam, you want to throw it well out of the way. Hold the ball back or toward your other hand.
Answer: Your thumb may rest on the ball, but this usually doesn't affect delivery. Use your remaining two fingers to hold the ball in place.