Copyright And Fair Use
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Reviews some essential facts about Copyright and Fair Use
- 1.What is copyright? Check all that apply.
- A.
A legal protection that guarantees that only the original creator of the work has the right to use it.
- B.
A legal protection against copying and using original work.
- C.
The legal protection that says that only the original writer or artist can derive profit from the original work.
- D.
A legal intellectual property protection that is in place for a certain amount of time.
- 2.If it doesn't have a copyright notice, then it isn't copyrighted and I can use it.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.If I am not making money or having commercial gain, it is ok to use images and text.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.What is public domain? Check all that apply.
- A.
Any material that appears in public.
- B.
Material that is posted online, such as in blogs, wikis, or personal websites.
- C.
Material that is expressly released by the creator for public use.
- D.
Work that is paid for by the government or partially funded through government grants.
- 5.What is an attribution? Check all that apply.
- A.
To imitate something, to grow from previous art examples.
- B.
To state where a piece was accessed or found and when.
- C.
To give credit to the person who created the work.
- D.
To pay royalties.
- 6.I am putting together an educational assignment. May I incorporate other work?
- A.
No, not unless you have requested the ability to use it and been granted the rights.
- B.
Yes, under certain circumstances.
- 7.How much of a song am I allowed to use under fair use?
- A.
5% of the total time
- B.
10% of the total time
- C.
20% of the total time
- D.
40% of the total time
- E.
It isn't clear
- 8.Because the materials I used went into a school project and likely qualify under fair use, I can display it on my webpage.
- A.
True.
- B.
False
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