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1
Criminal Infringement means
Distributing illegal copies
Selling illegal copies
Public performance of illegal copies
all of the above
2
What copyright category would the yellow pages be an example of?
Artistic
Written
Compilations
3
Copyrighted material is protected for a period of time, where does it go afterwards?
Public Safety
Gets deleted
World Domain
Public Domain
4
Copyright exists when
As soon as the artist has created something
when the artist puts it on their website
If the artist pays a fee
the artist has registered their workThis is a wrong answer
5
Name the legislation that creates copyright in Australia?
Copyright, Patent & Design Act 1980
Copyright Act 1968
Copyright Act 1976
6
Books, magazines, websites, music, and photos used in your research must be cited.
False
True
7
I found an image online to accompany my Bulletin article. I can
modify it and use it
use it
use it if it has a relevant CC licence
use it with a link to the original
8
Which one is an example of a musical work?
book
Movie score
Film
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The print ed. my students need to access is out of print. I can ask the Library to scan it and
make photocopies of all of it
upload chapter 1 into eLOR, take it down, upload chapter 2
upload 10%/one chapter into eLOR
upload all of it into eLOR
10
If you use the Fair Dealings in Australia, you must :
consider the purpose of the usage
consider how much you can use
give credit to the creator
All of the above
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How long does copyright usually last if you don’t know who the creator is?
25 years
50 years
Life + 70 years
70 years
12
Who does copyright law protect?
singers and artists
all of the above
authors and inventors
poets and architects
13
An employee owns copyright in everything they create for work?
false
true
14
What country does fair use come from?
Australia
Great Britian
USA
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You may be in breach of copyright if
You copy a substantial or distinctive part of someone's work
You copy the title of someone’s work
You didn’t inform the original artist
Someone notices you have copied someone else’s work
16
The textbook came with a ebook version. I can:
read the T&Cs for what I can do
2 and 3
upload 1 chapter to eLOR
upload the whole file to eLOR
17
My students want an audiobook of our modern novel. I can
ask the Library what my options are
give them all a link to a version I found online
buy a copy, and email it to all of them
18
Which one is an example of a film work?
Movie score
Book cover
Music video
19
Screenrights licence applies to broadcasts
true
false
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How long does copyright usually last if you don't know who the creator is?
50 years
70 years
25 years
Life + 70 years
21
What should you do if you are not sure if something is copyrighted?
Get permission
Use it anyway
Ask your teacher or colleague
Go to the Library
22
Which are NOT covered by copyright?
ideas facts data
ideas facts directions
igloos farms dictations
ideas fads data
23
I want my class to see all the picture book together. I can
photocopy it all
request for a copy to be added to eLOR
scan it all & project on screen
borrow the Library's document camera
24
How is a copyright work created?
As soon as the idea is formed in ones head
As soon as it is in material form written, saved, printed
As soon as it is registered
As soon as I said so
25
What licence relinquishes their copyright rights?
open source
Free ware
Public Domain
Commercial
26
Copyright exists because?
of governments
Disney wanted it
its a human right
27
Could plagiarism be a copyright breach
yes
sometimes
no
28
I found a film on Vimeo of the play we’re studying. I can
1 and 2
upload it into eLOR
add the link to it into Moodle
show this in class with no recording
29
The fair dealing 10% rule applies to
Text
Film
Photos
Music
30
The documentary I want to show is only on Netflix. I can
do nothing
use my own account to show to a class
ask for it to be uploaded to eLOR
find a copy under Screenrights licence
31
The ‘Fair Dealing’ exception to Copyright infringement means that
You can use someone else’s image if not making a profit
The court allows you to use an image
Allowed use if for research, satire, parody or review
If you share copyright, it’s fair
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Does the work need the symbol © to be copyright?
No
Maybe
I don't know
Yes
33
music licence applies to
sheet music for teaching
songs recordings at USQ events
songs recordings for teaching
2 and 3
34
Creative Commons has 4 elements
false
true
35
You have written permission to distribute a copyright PDF. You should
give the PDF and written permission to the Library
upload it to eLOR immediately
share it to an external group
36
The right of attribution of authorship (moral right) means
You have the right to advertise your work
You have the right to make a work
You have the right to apply for copyright
You have the right to have your name on your work
37
The common element for all creative commons licences is
performance
non-commercial
share alike
attribution
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For copyright infringement, a substantial part must be copied, that means
lots, obvious, many
substantive, loud, obvious
important, distinctive, essential
39
Statutory Licences apply to
Government
Students
Education
International
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Prince died in 2016, copyright in his unpublished works expires
2066
never
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