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1. A URL represents the address of a resource (or page) on the Internet.
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2. It is acceptable to copy someone's graphic to use on your own Web site.
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3. The Internet is the infrastructure that carries the Web.
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4. A LAN might be used to connect computers within a high school.
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5. Fair Use laws say copyrighted materials may be used in certain circumstances.
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6. An example of a markup language is HTML.
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7. You decided to do an editorial about President Obama and decide to use a video clip of him taken from ABC News. Your clip is 10 seconds in length. This is acceptable under fair use laws.
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8. Fair Use laws work with the First Amendment to insure a free exchange of ideas on the Web.
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9. Markup languages contain sets of directions that tell the browser software how to display and manage a Web page.
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10. Communications within a school building without links to the outside. Is called an Intranet.
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11. A WAN might be used to connect computers in buildings in two different states.
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12. It is acceptable to insult someone on your Web site or link to their site in a derogatory manner.
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13. Generally, commercial music may be incorporated into a school Web site, as long as the music is less than 30 seconds.
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14. Facts may not be copyrighted, but the order or way the facts are spoken (or printed) is copyrighted.
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15. A student was accidently killed and you produce a Web site with a photo of him and his favorite song. You decide to include the entire song because you are not selling the production for profit. Under Fair Use this is acceptable.
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16. The original Internet was called the ARPAnet.
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17. The purpose of TCP is to insure the integrity of of the Web communication.
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18. Schools may use commercial music of any length at a Web site, as long as they credit the owner/creator  of the music.
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19. Magazines must contain the copyright symbol to be copyrighted.
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20. A Web page name usually comes at the end of the URL.
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21. A URL is one type of URI.
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22. The World Wide Web was develped for the business world to sell productions.
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23. The http beginning of a URL is called the domain name.
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A URL represents the address of a resource (or page) on the Internet.
It is acceptable to copy someone's graphic to use on your own Web...
The Internet is the infrastructure that carries the Web.
A LAN might be used to connect computers within a high school.
Fair Use laws say copyrighted materials may be used in certain...
An example of a markup language is HTML.
You decided to do an editorial about President Obama and decide to use...
Fair Use laws work with the First Amendment to insure a free exchange...
Markup languages contain sets of directions that tell the browser...
Communications within a school building without links to the outside....
A WAN might be used to connect computers in buildings in two different...
It is acceptable to insult someone on your Web site or link to their...
Generally, commercial music may be incorporated into a school Web...
Facts may not be copyrighted, but the order or way the facts are...
A student was accidently killed and you produce a Web site with a...
The original Internet was called the ARPAnet.
The purpose of TCP is to insure the integrity of of the Web...
Schools may use commercial music of any length at a Web site, as long...
Magazines must contain the copyright symbol to be copyrighted.
A Web page name usually comes at the end of the URL.
A URL is one type of URI.
The World Wide Web was develped for the business world to sell...
The http beginning of a URL is called the domain name.
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