"If it doesn't have a copyright notice, it's not copyrighted."

False, all works are copyrighted unless otherwise specified

The copyright for work posted on a web site:

Is the same as if the work is published in any other medium

Can you alter any work licensed under creative commons?

I depends on the licence itself: if it is "non derivs" no

If a work is in the Public Domain, it means:

You can copy it without getting Permission from anyone

If you paint a mural on a classroom wall for your art class, who owns the copyright?

You do because you are the "author" of the work.

A kindergarten child's finger painting cannot be copyrighted because:

It is not true; a kindergarten painting can be copyrighted

Rights of copyright DO NOT include:

The right to stop people from reselling after they bought it

You wrote something and you want to send it to a writing contest. How would you copyright it?

It is protected by the copyright law when you write it.

Fair Use is which of the following?

A defense against copyright Infringement

Which of the following statements are correct? One purpose of copyright is to:

Give creators an incentive to create.

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A quiz about copyright & fair use. Based on Common Sense Media https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship/lesson/a-creators-rights-and-responsibilities All images are on the public domain. Also Referenced.: http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths.html

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Answers

1
"If it doesn't have a copyright notice, it's not copyrighted."
False, all works are copyrighted unless otherwise specified
True: it should show the "c" sign
True, the owner must register the work
2
True or False: A work first published in the United States in 1918 is now in the Public Domain.
True
False
3
The copyright for work posted on a web site:
Lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years.
Does not exist because the internet is Public Domain
Depends upon whether a Copyright Notice is included
Is the same as if the work is published in any other medium
4
It is ok to download a video from youtube and use a portion of it into your own work.
False
True
5
Can you alter any work licensed under creative commons?
Yes because creative commons is a copyleft licence
I depends on the licence itself: if it is "non derivs" no
6
"If it's posted to the internet it's in the public domain."
False
True
7
If a work is in the Public Domain, it means:
You can get it for free online
The Term of copyright in the work has run out
You can copy it without getting Permission from anyone
You can find it at a public library
8
Do you need to cite images found using Google's "labelled for reuse" search option?
No if I am doing a work for school
Yes
No, they are labelled for reuse
No if I do not pubish the work online
9
If you paint a mural on a classroom wall for your art class, who owns the copyright?
You do because you are the "author" of the work.
The school because it owns the wall.
Your parents because you are too young to own a copyright.
Your art teacher because she assigned the art project.
10
Which of the following is/are defense(s) to copyright Infringement?
Fair Use
"I'm using it for non-commerical purposes."
"I'm giving the copyright owner free publicity."
"I didn't know the work was copyrighted."
11
A kindergarten child's finger painting cannot be copyrighted because:
There is no intention behind the work
It is not true; a kindergarten painting can be copyrighted
A child in kindergarten is just a little kid
Anybody can finger paint
12
Rights of copyright DO NOT include:
The right to distribute copies of one's work
The right to display one's work
The right to reproduce one's work
The right to stop people from reselling after they bought it
13
You wrote something and you want to send it to a writing contest. How would you copyright it?
You need to put a Copyright Notice at the bottom
It is protected by the copyright law when you write it.
You need to register your work at the Copyright Office
You need to put a Copyright Notice at the top
14
Factors in determining whether a use of a copyrighted work is a Fair Use include:
Amount of the work used.
Purpose of the use.
Effect on the commercial market for the work used.
All of the above.
15
For a work to be protectible under copyright, it must:
Be sent to the copyright register.
Be original.
Include a Copyright Notice.
Be of professional quality.
16
Fair Use is which of the following?
The right to download anything from the internet
The right to copy entire copyrighted works for scholar use
The right for schools to use any works without Permission
A defense against copyright Infringement
17
Which of the following statements are correct? One purpose of copyright is to:
Enable copyright owners to silence their critics.
Give creators an incentive to create.
Enable authors to stop all unauthorized uses of their works.

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Questions 17

Answers

1
"If it doesn't have a copyright notice, it's not copyrighted."
False, all works are copyrighted unless otherwise specified
True: it should show the "c" sign
True, the owner must register the work
2
True or False: A work first published in the United States in 1918 is now in the Public Domain.
True
False
3
The copyright for work posted on a web site:
Lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years.
Does not exist because the internet is Public Domain
Depends upon whether a Copyright Notice is included
Is the same as if the work is published in any other medium
4
It is ok to download a video from youtube and use a portion of it into your own work.
False
True
5
Can you alter any work licensed under creative commons?
Yes because creative commons is a copyleft licence
I depends on the licence itself: if it is "non derivs" no
6
"If it's posted to the internet it's in the public domain."
False
True
7
If a work is in the Public Domain, it means:
You can get it for free online
The Term of copyright in the work has run out
You can copy it without getting Permission from anyone
You can find it at a public library
8
Do you need to cite images found using Google's "labelled for reuse" search option?
No if I am doing a work for school
Yes
No, they are labelled for reuse
No if I do not pubish the work online
9
If you paint a mural on a classroom wall for your art class, who owns the copyright?
You do because you are the "author" of the work.
The school because it owns the wall.
Your parents because you are too young to own a copyright.
Your art teacher because she assigned the art project.
10
Which of the following is/are defense(s) to copyright Infringement?
Fair Use
"I'm using it for non-commerical purposes."
"I'm giving the copyright owner free publicity."
"I didn't know the work was copyrighted."
11
A kindergarten child's finger painting cannot be copyrighted because:
There is no intention behind the work
It is not true; a kindergarten painting can be copyrighted
A child in kindergarten is just a little kid
Anybody can finger paint
12
Rights of copyright DO NOT include:
The right to distribute copies of one's work
The right to display one's work
The right to reproduce one's work
The right to stop people from reselling after they bought it
13
You wrote something and you want to send it to a writing contest. How would you copyright it?
You need to put a Copyright Notice at the bottom
It is protected by the copyright law when you write it.
You need to register your work at the Copyright Office
You need to put a Copyright Notice at the top
14
Factors in determining whether a use of a copyrighted work is a Fair Use include:
Amount of the work used.
Purpose of the use.
Effect on the commercial market for the work used.
All of the above.
15
For a work to be protectible under copyright, it must:
Be sent to the copyright register.
Be original.
Include a Copyright Notice.
Be of professional quality.
16
Fair Use is which of the following?
The right to download anything from the internet
The right to copy entire copyrighted works for scholar use
The right for schools to use any works without Permission
A defense against copyright Infringement
17
Which of the following statements are correct? One purpose of copyright is to:
Enable copyright owners to silence their critics.
Give creators an incentive to create.
Enable authors to stop all unauthorized uses of their works.