Protect Your Work. Respect Your Work - Pre
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An example of intellectual property is:
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A story
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A performance
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A computer game
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All of the above
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This quiz titled 'Protect Your Work. Respect Your Work - Pre' assesses understanding of intellectual property rights, including identifying examples, recognizing plagiarism, and understanding copyright laws. It aims to educate on proper use and protection of creative works.
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Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?
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Photocopying a page from a book
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Ripping a page out of a book
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Using the storyline from a book to write your own story
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Taking a book from the library and not returning it
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A. Using the storyline from a book to write your own storyExplanation
Using the storyline from a book to write your own story is an example of plagiarism because it involves copying someone else's ideas and presenting them as your own. Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work, ideas, or words without giving them proper credit. In this case, by taking the storyline from a book and using it as the basis for your own story without acknowledging the original source, you are essentially stealing the author's intellectual property.Rate this question:
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If I want to download a photo for use on my website, I should:
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Ask the photographer for permission
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File for copyright registration of the photo
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Make sure there is no copyright symbol on the photo
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Make sure the photographer cannot access my website
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A. Ask the photographer for permissionExplanation
To download a photo for use on a website, it is important to ask the photographer for permission. This is because the photographer holds the copyright to the photo and has the right to control how it is used. By obtaining permission, you ensure that you are legally allowed to use the photo on your website without infringing on the photographer's rights.Rate this question:
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Copyrights can
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Cost artists hefty registation fees
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Protect creative works from being used improperly
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Prevent consumers from sharing music with friends in other countries
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All of the above
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A. Protect creative works from being used improperlyExplanation
Copyrights are legal protections that prevent others from using someone's creative works without permission. This includes copying, distributing, or using the work in any way without the creator's consent. By protecting creative works from being used improperly, copyrights ensure that artists have control over their own creations and can benefit financially from their work. This answer correctly identifies the purpose of copyrights and their role in safeguarding the rights of artists.Rate this question:
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You must obtain "permission to use" before posting photos from your digital camera onto your Facebook page?
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Obtaining permission to use is not necessary before posting photos from your digital camera onto your Facebook page. Users have the right to post their own photos on their personal social media accounts without seeking permission.Rate this question:
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Which of the following types of creative content requires permission to use?
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Music
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Video
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Photos
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All of the above, unless an exception such as fair se applies
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A. All of the above, unless an exception such as fair se appliesExplanation
All types of creative content, including music, video, and photos, generally require permission to use unless an exception such as fair use applies. This is because these forms of content are protected by copyright laws, which grant exclusive rights to the creators. To use them legally, one must obtain permission from the copyright holder or fall under a specific exception, such as fair use, which allows limited use for purposes such as commentary, criticism, or education.Rate this question:
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To plagiariaze something is to:
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Help someone write a paper
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Have someone help you write a paper
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Write a paper that cites sources
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Use someone else's paper and pass it off as your own
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A. Use someone else's paper and pass it off as your ownExplanation
Plagiarism refers to the act of using someone else's work, such as a paper, and presenting it as your own without giving proper credit. This involves copying the content, ideas, or structure of the original work without permission or acknowledgment. The correct answer, "Use someone else's paper and pass it off as your own," accurately describes the act of plagiarism.Rate this question:
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The difference between a plagiarized story and an inspired story is :
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A plagiarized story is completely original, while an inspired story contains similar ideas.
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An inspired story contains similar ideas, while a plagiarized story contains some of the exact same words.
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Plagiarized work is downloaded off the internet, while inspired work is created offline.
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There is no difference.
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A. An inspired story contains similar ideas, while a plagiarized story contains some of the exact same words.Explanation
An inspired story contains similar ideas, while a plagiarized story contains some of the exact same words. This means that while an inspired story may draw inspiration from other works and share similar themes or concepts, it is still an original creation with its own unique words and expression. On the other hand, a plagiarized story directly copies portions of text, including the exact same words, from another source without proper attribution or permission.Rate this question:
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It is acceptable to quote a line from your favorite book, as long as you cite your source.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given correct answer is "True." This implies that the statement or question being asked is true and accurate. Without any context or specific question provided, it is difficult to provide a detailed explanation. However, based on the given information, we can conclude that the answer is true, indicating that the statement or question is valid or accurate.Rate this question:
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Would you consider plagiarizing someone else's work if you knew you wouldn't get caught? (Yes or No?)
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Yes No
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