If the Agreement is terminated, what rights cease?

The cessation of rights upon termination of an agreement is typically specified in the agreement itself, and the most relevant right to cease is the right to use the materials. When an agreement is terminated, it essentially nullifies the previously granted permissions and entitlements outlined in that agreement. This means that any rights to use intellectual property, designs, documentation, or related materials that were granted under the terms of the agreement will no longer be valid.

In contrast, rights such as the right to appeal, the right to a hearing, and the right to contact customer support may not necessarily be related to the use of materials. Those rights may continue beyond the termination of the agreement or may be governed by different policies and regulations that are separate from the terms of use defined in the agreement. Therefore, when focus is placed on the implications of agreement termination, the right to use the materials is the most directly impacted right, making it the correct choice.