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Copyright & Digital Citizenship

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The definition of plagiarism
Sharing your own ideas with others
Taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.
Something serving as a model or basis for imitations or copies.
The process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something.
2
I can copy an artwork as long as it is just the outline.
False
True
3
If you forget to cite a source, that is still plagiarism.
True
False
4
Copyright has no limits.
True
False
5
What should you consider when using other people's work?
How much it costs
The legal and ethical implications
How popular it is
Whether it is available online
6
Which of the following is NOT an example of plagiarism?
Borrowing an existing idea and presenting it as new
Using freehand to replicate an artwork
Tracing a work and changing the coloring
Providing a full citation to the work used
7
What does the term "Public Domain" mean?
A legal term for patented art
Works that are only available for a fee
A type of private collection
Works that are freely available for public use
8
Which citation style is commonly used at LHS for giving credit to sources?
MLA
Harvard
APA
Chicago
9
Copyright benefits us as creators and consumers.
False
True
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How do we give credit when we use material from another source?
cite the source we used
we don't
pay them with money
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