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Copyrights and Wrongs
Copyrights and Wrongs
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1
What law protects intellectual property?
Copyright
Creative Rights
1st Amendment
Civil Rights of 1964
2
Which is a possible consequence of plagiarism?
All of these
Fail the assignment
Get sued in court
Loose your job
3
_________ is the unauthorized reproduction of another's work.
<p>Educational privilege</p>
Piracy
Copywrong
Creative rights
4
_____ is the protection and gives control over the work that a person creates.
Internet Safety
Patent
Copyright
Creative rights
5
You create something and put it on the Internet. To protect your creative rights, ____ .
<p>clearly state how others can use when you upload</p>
only publish in the Creative Commons
pay a copyright fee
never post anything on the Internet
6
Which of the following might be considered fair use if it's properly cited?
Changing a few words in a song and publishing it on YouTube
adding research to a school report
<p>copying part of a novel and putting it in your blog</p>
Selling Creative Commons pictures as a fundraiser
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Anything that can be found on the Internet can be used by anyone, anytime, for free.
False
True
8
Which is NOT a way to be respectful of people's creative work?
Change it, so it belongs to you in some way.
Copy and paste without quotes or footnote.
Buy it if necessary
Get permission to use it.
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________ is taking someone's ideas and using them as your own.
<p>Commercial use</p>
<p>Plagiarism</p>
<p>Theft</p>
<p>Unfair use law</p>
10
Which of the following is a type of creative work?
all of the above
artwork and photos
videos and music
writing a book
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If you don't want others to use your creative works, you shouldn't put them on the Internet.
True
Maybe. It depends on your Internet service.
False
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You can freely use material that's in the _____ because it's no longer copyrighted.
Library of Congress
city library
U. S. Patent Office
public domain