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Duplicate of Copyright
Duplicate of Copyright
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Use with 5th grade to review copyright law
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What should you do if you are not sure if something is copyrighted?
Get permission
Use it anyway
Go to the Library
Ask your teacher
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Using somebody’s work or ideas and saying you created it is called ____.This is a form of ____.
borrowing / respect
citation / crediting
sharing / kindness
plagiarism / cheating
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When you download music or a video without paying for it, it's called
Programming
Sharing
Piracy
Fair Use Act
4
Intellectual Property is protected by copyright and includes:
published work
all of the above
music
web content
5
The Fair Use Act is an exception to the Copyright Law
False
True
6
Which are NOT covered by Copyright?
Ideas, fads, Data
Ideas, Facts, Data
Igloos, farms, dictations
Ideas, Facts, directions
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Where is copyright law found?
Articles of Confederation
Newspapers
Published reports
U.S. Constitution
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Copyright is automatic, meaning something is copyrighted
When you first think of it.
when you complete the application.
When you write it down on paper or record it.
When you and your friend talk about it.
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Anything created by the U.S. Government is protected by Copyright law.
False
True
10
Copyrighted material is protected for a period of time, where does it go afterwards?
Public Domain
Gets deleted
World Domain
Public Safety
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Which of the following are covered by copyright law?
Songs, images, dance routines, facts
Songs, images, data, movies
Songs, ideas, dance routines, movies
Songs, images, dance routines, movies
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Under the Fair Use Act, you must give credit to the owner of that work
False
True
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Books, magazines, websites, music, and photos used in your research must be cited.
True
False
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If you don't have a copyright symbol, there is no copyright.
False
True
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If you use the Fair Use Act, you must :
All of the above
consider the purpose of the usage
consider how much you can use
give credit to the creator
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Who does copyright law protect?
singers and artists
poets and architects
authors and inventors
all of the above
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If something is copyrighted, the owner has the right to:
sell
All of the above
copy
distribute or change
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Fair use is valid when using information for
Communication, parties, newspapers
telecasting
Commenting, podcasting, recommendations
Commentary, parody, news reporting, research and education.
