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This contract (the "Agreement") is made by and between Samuel Lubelski ("Licensor"), and Gold Medal LLC ("Licensee").

A. Licensee is a sports advertising agency engaged in the creation of marketing materials including, but not limited to, print and commercial advertisements.
B. Licensor owns the copyright to a song titled "Deafening Victory" written, performed, and produced by Samuel Lubelski, and is willing to allow Licensee to utilize such materials under the terms herein set forth.

Licensee agrees to abide by the terms as follows:

1. This Agreement shall be effective as of
April 23, 2026
(the "Effective Date").
2. Licensor is the proprietor of all copyrighted work described in this agreement. No other person(s) nor entity has claim to any of the material within this work.
3. Licensee agrees to pay either the minimum royalty of $1,500 or a licensing fee, whichever is greater. The licensing fee shall be calculated as follows:
a. $500 for the initial airing of an advertisement of sixty seconds or less
b. $100 for each subsequent airing of the advertisement
4. The minimum royalty payment will be issued no less than thirty (30) days prior to the initial airing of the advertisement. Additional royalty payments will be sent monthly, per the licensing fee agreement, until the advertisement is no longer in use.
5. This agreement may be terminated by either party upon written notice if either party breaches any of its obligations under this agreement. The termination notice shall specify the breach and provide the breaching party with a reasonable period of time, not less than thirty (30) days, to cure the breach. If the breach is not cured within the specified time period, this agreement shall be terminated automatically.
In the event of termination, Licensee shall immediately cease all use of the song and return or destroy all copies of the song in its possession.
6. Licensor hereby grants Licensee an exclusive right to the song. Unless the prior written approval of Licensor is obtained, Licensee may not modify the song in any way. In the case that Licensor grants permission to modify or alter the song in any way, all rights, title, and interest in the resulting derivative song shall remain with Licensor. Any attempts by Licensee to obtain rights to, or otherwise profit from, the derivative song will result in legal action.
7. Licensee agrees to uphold the good name and reputation of Licensor. If the song is used in any way that Licensor deems morally objectionable, Licensor retains the right to terminate this agreement. If it is determined that a continued gross moral rights infringement has occurred, an injunction may be filed to prevent further damage to Licensor's good name.
8. If Licensee fails to abide by the obligations of this agreement, Licensor shall have the option to cancel this agreement by providing sixty (60) days' written notice to Licensee. Licensee will retain the right to take corrective action in order to prevent the termination of this agreement.

Based on clues in the text, how will Gold Medal LLC most likely use the song?

in a promotional package for a political candidate's television advertising

in a movie soundtrack and film promotion campaign

in a campaign for a product line promoted by a professional athlete

in a branding campaign for a line of luxury designer goods

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Momentum Productions

1423 Starlight Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Re: Contract rider for Atticus Shaw appearance at Bluffington University Grad Night

Dated: April 23, 2026

Bluffington University ("Purchaser") agrees to the following terms for Atticus Shaw ("Performer") to appear at the stated event.

Transportation

Purchaser agrees to provide and pay for, at no cost or expense to Performer, one PSV with driver and bodyguard and one limo with driver. Vehicles and drivers should be available from the time of airport arrival until the time of airport departure. Transportation should be waiting for Performer immediately following the event.

Rooms

Purchaser agrees to provide and pay for three comfortable private rooms for Performer's sole use. These rooms must be clean, furnished entirely with white accessories, and remain at a constant temperature of

. These rooms must be in the same building as the performance areas and accessible to the stage without passing through the audience area. The rooms should be available by 12:00 noon on the date of the performance and furnished as described:

Room 1: This room should have one large buffet-style table, one sofa, at least ten comfortable chairs, at least two end tables, paper towels, cutlery, and a garbage bin.
Room 2: This room should be well lit and have a vanity, a vanity mirror, two full-length mirrors, and a private lavatory. Additionally, there should be a rack large enough to hang twelve garments.
Room 3: This room should be large and have six electrical outlets, two sofas, six chairs, one day bed, one large table, and a private lavatory.

Food & Drink

Purchaser will provide the following refreshments and supplies one hour prior to the scheduled performance time. When not specified, quantities should be sufficient for four people.

There should be three gallons of non-carbonated, bottled spring water. WasserHaus brand is preferred. Water should be served at room temperature.
There should be a cheese tray with assorted fresh, natural cheeses, including brie, cheddar, and pepper jack. No "stinky" cheeses should be served.
There should be two pounds of Melvin & Marvin's candies, poured into a candy dish. If Performer is appearing at an event scheduled for the spring, only pastel-colored candies should be served. If the event is on a holiday, themed colors for the holiday should be served. Red candies should never be served.
A selection of deli sandwiches should be served on rye bread. There should be an assortment of condiments. Never serve plain yellow mustard (only Dijon).
On Tuesdays, there should be a taco bar with assorted toppings. Meat options should always include beef and chicken. If the event venue is located in Southern California, fish tacos should also be provided.

Upon signing this contract, the terms of the contract are accepted by Purchaser and binding unless changes are agreed upon by both Purchaser and Performer. Should any of the items in the sections above not be provided for Performer, Purchaser shall pay an additional 25% of the agreed upon event fee.

Based on clues in the text, what is Room 2 most likely to be used as?

a dining room

a rehearsal room

a lounge

a dressing room

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Documents often include many facts, examples, and details. Authors don't always directly state how these things connect to each other. So, you may need to make guesses, or

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to understand how the ideas fit together. Inferences can help you understand what you are reading and draw conclusions about the information. Be sure to base your inferences on details found in the document as well as things you already know.

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Think about these details from the document:

The room should have a vanity and a vanity mirror.
The room should have two full-length mirrors.
The room should have a rack that can hold twelve garments.

The document contains a list of items that Room 2 must contain. People often use a vanity and mirrors while they are getting ready for an event. Since the room must contain a garment rack large enough for multiple outfits, there will be lots of clothes to change into in this room.

Based on these clues, you can guess that Room 2 is most likely to be used as a dressing room.

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