Copy Rights & Wrong

Question 1

Is it illegal to copy someone else's work and pretend you created it?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Question 2

If someone else's work is copyrighted, you need permission to use that work.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 3

To show in writing that someone has created a work is:

Accepted Answer

credit

Question 4

How would an artist show that she created her painting?

Accepted Answer

Write her name on it

Question 5

How would an author show that he wrote his book?

Accepted Answer

Put his name on the cover of the book

Question 6

Mash-ups are great as long as the original artists get the credit they deserve.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 7

How can you give someone else credit for their work?

Accepted Answer

include author's/creator's name next to the work

Question 8

Using some or all of somebody's work or idea, and saying that you created it is:

Accepted Answer

plagiarizing

Question 9

Plagiarizing means copying someone else's work and pretending that you created it.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 10

Why would you want others to know that a work is yours?

Accepted Answer

So others know who to give credit to, So people don't make money from your hard work, So people respect you for creating it

Question 11

Always give credit to the people who created the original art, music, and videos that you use.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

Digital creations made from art, videos, and music that already exist is a:

Accepted Answer

mash-up

Question 13

What is a good way to get credit for your own work?

Accepted Answer

put your name on it

Question 14

Is it disrespectful to steal someone else's work?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Question 15

A law that says only creators have the right to say what others can do with their work is:

Accepted Answer

copyright

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