Copyright and Plagiarism

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What is copyright?

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The exclusive legal right to reproduce, distribute, and display a work

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Which of the following is NOT protected by copyright? Options: Books, Movies, Ideas and facts, Songs

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Ideas and facts

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What is the term of copyright protection for works created by an individual?

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Lifetime of the creator plus 70 years

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What is considered plagiarism? Options: Using someone else's work with their permission, Citing the original source when quoting someone else's work, Paraphrasing someone else's work without proper attribution, Using your own ideas and words without giving credit to others

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Paraphrasing someone else's work without proper attribution

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Which of the following is an example of fair use? Options: Reproducing an entire book without the author's permission, Using a small portion of a song in a radio advertisement, Selling copies of a movie without the copyright owner's consent, Translating a novel into a different language without authorization

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Using a small portion of a song in a radio advertisement

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What does Creative Commons licensing allow?

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The ability to remix, modify, and distribute a creator's work

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What is the purpose of a DMCA takedown notice?

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To remove infringing content from an online platform

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Which international agreement sets minimum standards for copyright protection? Options: TRIPS Agreement, Berne Convention, WIPO Copyright Treaty, Universal Copyright Convention

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Berne Convention

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What is the consequence of copyright infringement?

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Payment of damages to the copyright owner

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How can you legally use copyrighted material without permission?

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By purchasing a license from a copyright agency