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1
Which best describes public domain?
You can find it at a public library.
You can copy it without getting Permission from anyone
It is usually very expensive
It has very restrictive guidelines
2
If you want to copyright something, the work must:
Be text or writing
Have a copyright symbol
Be original
Be something you really want to sell
3
Selling CD and DVD to your friends breaks copyright laws
TRUE
FALSE
4
Fans can upload music and pictures without permission as long as they are NOT making money.
TRUE
FALSE
5
You wrote a poem and you want to enter it to a writing contest. How would you copyright it?
It cannot be protected as it is in public domain
Send if to the Copyright Office
Nothing, it is already protected
Add a copyright symbol
6
paraphrasing consists of
using some of the author's words
your own words and sentence structure
using the author's sentence structure
copying all the author's words
7
You can copy everything as long as you use quotes.
false
true
8
Everything on the internet is free of copyright.
true
false
9
Intellectual property rights cover
all of the above
trade secrets
author's works
inventions
10
Who owns the copyright of a murals painted around the building by students?
The students who made the mural
The artists' parents. Pupils are too young to own copyright
The school because it owns the courts
The Art Department whose idea it was
11
You can freely use music, videos or text from the web if you are using them for SCHOOL projects
FALSE
TRUE
12
If you DON'T take action against someone using your own work, can you lose its copyright?
YES
NO
13
You are allowed to use a small portion of copyrighted material if you are at school or college
FALSE
TRUE
14
If you own a music CD, you also own the copyright to it?
TRUE
FALSE
15
Fan websites CAN upload artists' music without permission as long as they put a disclaimer
FALSE
TRUE
