Curtilage typically includes a. the fenced area around a house and anywhere from which the house can be seen b. the area enclosed by a fence even if it is not near the house c. the fenced area around a house and the immediately adjacent posted fields d. the fenced area immediately surrounding a house

The answer is D, the fenced area immediately surrounding a house. The curtilage is the are of a home in which the home owner can have a reasonable expectation of privacy and be protected from interruption of intimate activities. Hence, it does not include adjacent fields or, notably, any outbuilding within the fenced area when that outbuilding has a curtilage of its own.