You clicked a popup warning you about a virus and to click to clean it. You clicked it. Was this good?

No, a Trojan virus probably installed unwanted programs that harm devices.

RJ wants the copyrighted and expensive Sims game. He found a site where he can download it for free. What's the problem?

It is illegal to download the copyrighted game, unless with owner approval

Joe used pics from 1 photographer throughout is class project and cited the photos, yet still violated Fair Use. How?

Joe used more than 5 pictures from the same photographer without permission

Why are computer viruses dangerous?

They run programs that may harm or give access to hackers.

Why is it unethical and illegal to download music without paying for it?

Downloading music without paying for it is like stealing from the owner.

JJ downloaded music posted to a public domain site. What are some restrictions for how JJ can use the music?

No restrictions - however, ethics should lead him to credit his source

A pop up appears telling you that you are the 1,000th visitor and the winner of a PS6. It asks for info. What do you do?

Do not input any information, close the pop up and leave the Web site.

A friend shows AJ a music sharing torrent. AJ suspects that this is unethical and illegal, and passes on using it. Why?

Downloading music without paying for it is like stealing from the owner.

Your school essay includes pictures from the Web. What do you need to consider under Copyright and Fair Use guidelines?

You're can use up to 5 pics without permission from the one photographer

RJ wants to show 2:45 (minutes) from the movie Wall-E in his presentation. Has RJ followed Fair Use guidelines?

Yes, RJ can use 10% or 3 minutes, whichever is less, for educational use.

CC is wanting to include a copyrighted video into her school presentation. Under Fair Use, what can she do?

Use 10% or 3 minutes of the video, whichever is less.

AJ is downloading music from public domain, then reposting it to her site. Which should AJ do when posting this content?

Give credit to the source of the music that she downloaded.

CJ is planning on using a copyrighted song for a school presentation. Which answer shows Fair Use guidelines?

CJ can use 20 seconds of the song in his school project

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1
RJ is using 15 seconds of a copyrighted song for a school project. Which law gives him the right to do this?
Public Domain
Copyright infringement
Fair Use
Copyright
2
You clicked a popup warning you about a virus and to click to clean it. You clicked it. Was this good?
No, a worm replicated several different programs.
No, a Trojan virus probably installed unwanted programs that harm devices.
No, a virus allowed a hacker access to your computer.
No, spyware has modified your browser to show more popups.
3
RJ wants the copyrighted and expensive Sims game. He found a site where he can download it for free. What's the problem?
What problem? If a game is offered for free online, then it must be legal.
He suspects the free download will infect his machine with a worm.
It is unethical to download the game without offering a donation.
It is illegal to download the copyrighted game, unless with owner approval
4
Joe used pics from 1 photographer throughout is class project and cited the photos, yet still violated Fair Use. How?
Copyrighted images cannot be used for educational purposes
Joe used more than 5 pictures from the same photographer without permission
Joe should have cited in the footnotes instead of the bibliography
Joe didn't use "public domain" photos for the school project
5
Why are computer viruses dangerous?
They can invalidate your other software licences.
They will cause your browser to popup advertisements
They run programs that may harm or give access to hackers.
They will try to sell you things you do not want.
6
Why is it unethical and illegal to download music without paying for it?
The site does not use secure encryption for downloads.
Downloads from the Internet always contain viruses.
Downloading music without paying for it is like stealing from the owner.
She trusts the sites her friends visit, but watches our for netiquette.
7
JJ downloaded music posted to a public domain site. What are some restrictions for how JJ can use the music?
He can only post the music to a social media site if his account is public
He must get written pemission to use public domain work
It is illegal for JJ to use the music except for his own personal use
No restrictions - however, ethics should lead him to credit his source
8
A pop up appears telling you that you are the 1,000th visitor and the winner of a PS6. It asks for info. What do you do?
Do not input any information, close the pop up and leave the Web site.
Update your anti-virus, then proceed.
Ask your friends about what they would do.
Fill out the info, but do not include financial information.
9
A friend shows AJ a music sharing torrent. AJ suspects that this is unethical and illegal, and passes on using it. Why?
Downloading music without paying for it is like stealing from the owner.
The site does not use secure encryption for downloads.
Downloads from the Internet always contain viruses.
She trusts the sites her friends visit, but watches our for netiquette.
10
JJ's computer seems broken and runs slow. He thinks a self-replicating program has damaged the system. He may have:
ransomware
a firewall
adware
a virus
11
Your school essay includes pictures from the Web. What do you need to consider under Copyright and Fair Use guidelines?
After using one pic, you must get permission for any more from the artist
You're can use up to 5 pics without permission from the one photographer
You're allowed to use up to 20 pics with no permission needed
You're allowed to use up to 10 pics or 10 percent with no permission needed
12
RJ wants to show 2:45 (minutes) from the movie Wall-E in his presentation. Has RJ followed Fair Use guidelines?
No, RJ must get written permission from the copyright holder for school use
Yes, there are no restrictions on copyrighted materials for educational use
Yes, RJ can use 10% or 3 minutes, whichever is less, for educational use.
No, RJ can only up to 10% or 2 minutes for educational use.
13
CC is wanting to include a copyrighted video into her school presentation. Under Fair Use, what can she do?
Whatever she wants, because copyright laws do not apply to education.
Use 10% or 3 minutes of the video, whichever is less.
Use only 10% or 30 seconds of the video, whichever is less.
Pay a fee to the site from which she is downloading the video.
14
AJ is downloading music from public domain, then reposting it to her site. Which should AJ do when posting this content?
Obtaing permission from the authors of the music.
Give credit to the source of the music that she downloaded.
Pay a fee to the site from which she downloaded the music from.
Only use 10% of the music because it is copyrighted.
15
The easiest way to become a victim of malware, spyware or viruses is through:
online chats
downloads
texting
playing games
16
CJ is planning on using a copyrighted song for a school presentation. Which answer shows Fair Use guidelines?
CJ cannot use the song without written permission
CJ must record the song in his own voice
CJ can use 20 seconds of the song in his school project
CJ must sell his project online and share profits with the copyright owner

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