Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier is…

a court case between a student and her school administrators

In Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier, the Supreme Court determined that the First Amendment…

does not protect student speech in a school publication

If you DO NOT care whether someone uses material in your zine for their own projects, you can…

include a copyleft statement in your publication

For something in your zine to be protected by the “fair use” principle, you must…

add meaning to the borrowed material

The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects…

people’s right to speak their minds

How much material do you think you will borrow for your own zine?

I’ll probably use some art from the Internet, Nothing in my zine will come from someone else, I plan on using some quotes by knowledgeable people, Everything in my zine will be someone else’s

Fair use means using someone else's material…

if it’s only a small part of what they created

a law requiring you to ask before using someone’s work

T or F: Sun Prairie Area School District has a free speech policy for student publications

False, but SP high school kinda has one

Copyright and Fair Use rules are intended to ensure that…

scholars give credit to anyone they borrow material from

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1
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier is…
a debate about who is allowed to own weapons
a court case between a student and her school administrators
a choice between two towns in Nebraska
a famous high school football rivalry
2
In Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier, the Supreme Court determined that the First Amendment…
does not protect student speech in a school publication
only protects student speech that has been read by a teacher
protects no speech by students
protects all speech by students
3
If you DO NOT care whether someone uses material in your zine for their own projects, you can…
include a copyright statement in your publication
include a copyleft statement in your publication
throw copies of it from the roof of a tall building
decide not to publish it at all
4
For something in your zine to be protected by the “fair use” principle, you must…
add meaning to the borrowed material
keep it exactly the same as you found it
make sure you sell the zine for a large profit
use the entire piece of work someone else created
5
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects…
voting rights
people’s right to speak their minds
states’ rights to control schools
students’ rights to attend school
6
How much material do you think you will borrow for your own zine?
I’ll probably use some art from the Internet
Nothing in my zine will come from someone else
I plan on using some quotes by knowledgeable people
Everything in my zine will be someone else’s
7
Fair use means using someone else's material…
while riding a Ferris Wheel
if it’s only a small part of what they created
to sew a beautiful dress
to line your birdcage
8
“Fair use” items from another publication can be included in...
TV commercials
letters to the editor
work you produce at school
tweets on Twitter
9
The articles Hazelwood East High School’s principal objected to were about…
horse riding and cheating in sports
teen pregnancy and divorce
top breakfast cereals and the school’s dress code
students speaking out and obscene poetry
10
The question of whether students have the right to free speech in school has been addressed by…
the president
The state of Missouri
the U.S. Supreme Court
the national association of student councils
11
Copyright is…
a company that helps you make copies correctly
a machine in the office that left-handed people can’t use
a school rule against copying off of another student
a law requiring you to ask before using someone’s work
12
T or F: Sun Prairie Area School District has a free speech policy for student publications
False, so we should make up one
True, but it doesn't apply to fortune cookies
True, but PPA doesn't have to follow it
False, but SP high school kinda has one
13
Copyright and Fair Use rules are intended to ensure that…
scholars distribute their zines at fairs
scholars earn credit on their zines
scholars give credit to anyone they borrow material from
scholars earn money when sharing their own information

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