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CyberSecurity v.3-Lesson 3
CyberSecurity v.3-Lesson 3
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Val creates a school video project that uses 30 seconds of looping copyrighted music in the background. Why is it legal?
Fair Use
Parody
Public Domain
Creative Commons
2
Oliver wants to use some older digital images on his blog. Where should he start to find the copyright owners?
Use an image description in all the main search engines to find the answer.
Search the United Sttes Copyright Office Public Catalog website to find it.
Ask a local art museum if they know who the owner could be.
Use many social media posts to ask about the image owners.
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Sam created digital graphics using Creative Commons as a license. Each graphic has CC BY-SA conditions. They can be used
Each may be copied, distributed or used unchanged for commercial use.
Each may be copied, distributed or used for noncommercial use only.
Each may be copied, distributed, changed or used for noncommercial use only
Each may be copied, changed, distributed or used. Can be used commerically.
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Rob copied part of a student's report and ended up in trouble for plagiarizing from the Internet. How can he fix this?
Create citations for information that originated from the Internet.
Paraphrase the content in the introduction and conclusion of any report.
Create a Creative Commons license for the work and reference other authors.
Use only 30% of any book or article found on the Internet.
5
Grandpa painted 3 Alaskan landscape oil paintings. What can he do to get legal protection over his paintings?
Make digital prints of the painting.
File for fair use on each painting.
Register for a copyright on each painting.
Put his name in the corner of each painting.
6
Adam used many pictures in his presentation that anyone could see. He's in trouble for using the pictures. Why?
Citation
Public domain
Copyright infringement
Parody
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Lee's dad wrote 7 copyrighted books. He died last year. When will the copyrights expire if the estate doesn't renew them
The copyrights will expire 70 years after the author's death.
The copyrights will expire 7 years after the author's death.
The copyrights expire at the moment of the author's eldest child's death.
The copyrights expire at the moment of the author's death.
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Noah created a weather video project. He lost track of all his digital sources and accused of plagiarizing. He should
Check his browser history to review all websites he visited.
Use his browser bookmark feature to track his sources.
Write down all URLs on a piece of paper.
Ask google search what websites he visited in the last week.
9
Brian created a website for his new bakery. He used images found on Google search and didn't give credit. He' guilty of
Parody
Plagiarism
Fair use violation
Public domain violation
10
Lana posted 10 new venison recipes on the internet. Later she saw a social media post marketing her recipe. Why it's OK?
Recipes are considered a speech and therefore cannot have a copyright.
Common ideas, concepts or methods of doing something can't have a copyright
Documents with familiar symbols within them cannot have a copyright.
Statistical info or measurements can only copyright if they have graphs.
