Copyright & Fair Use

Which of these is the definition of fair use?

• A type of copyright that lets others easily use your work
• Using a small amount of copyrighted work w/out permission
• A way to define copyright
• A law that protects your creative works

What are the specific situations under fair use that allows you to use copyrighted work?

• Education, News Reporting, Small Amounts, Non-Profit
• Education, News Reporting,  Rework Differently, Non-Profit
• Education, News Reporting, Comedy & Parody, Criticizing 
• Education, News Reporting, Comedy & Parody, Original Meaning

What are the certain ways under fair use that allows you to use copyrighted work?

• Nonprofit, School Work, Changes the Value, New Meaning
• Use in a different way, parody, nonprofit, new meaning
• No permission, Nonprofit, New Meaning, Comedy
• Use in a different way, small amount, new meaning, nonprofit 

Grace made a music video lip-synching to Justin Bieber.  How can she make this fair use?

• She can't
• She can sell her music video and become a mega movie star.
• She can make the movie a short parody and cite her work. 
• She can put the music video in a newscast.

Which of the following would be a creative work protected by copyright?

• The name of your pet bird
• A picture of your dog eating a banana
• Mrs. Rosen's to do list
• An idea for a story

 What is the main purpose of copyright?

• To protect users of creative works.
• To protect copiers of creative works.
• To protector buyers of creative works.
• To protect creators of creative works.

You take a picture of a panda bear.  Which of the following actions can you take? 

• Sue anyone that takes pictures of pandas
• Copyright pandas
• Sell your photo online 
• Name the panda Squishy

During class, Ms. Rollefson shows a clip from Ratatouille. This is an example of: 

• Piracy
• Creative Work
• Copyright Infringement
• Fair Use 

When something is in the public domain, it can be:

• used however you want 
• used only if permission is given and you pay to use it
• used as long as you cite it
• used only if permission is given

Will downloads music from YouTube to cut into ringtones for his phone.  This is an example of 

• Fair Use
• Piracy
• Copyright
• Creative Commons