Copyright

Original ideas or creations made by a person or organization.

• Intellectual Property

• Copyright

• Public Domain

• Fair Use

Using a website that streams the latest movies and music without the artists' permission is an example of Copyright Infringement.

• True

• False

Creative works that are NOT under Copyright restrictions are called...

• Copyright

• Fair Use

• Public Domain

• Intellectual Property

What are some benefits to making sure you follow Copyright Laws? Check all that apply.

• You wont get viruses in your computer

• It's the right thing to do

• You are being fair to other artists and creators

• Everything will be free

If you own the Copyright to something, you get to decide... (check all that apply)

• Make copies

• Distribute copies

• Buy the work

• Display or perform the work

Something automatically becomes part of the public domain after ______ years.

• 10

• 95

• 30

• Never

When you make an original work of art, you automatically have Copyright over it

• True

• False

What is it called when an artist gets to keep their Copyright but gives permission in advance for others to use their work?

• Public Domain

• Fair Use

• Creative Commons

• This doesn't exist

If an artwork is in the Creative Commons, there are never any restrictions for how you can use it

• True

• False

Which of these are examples of Fair Use? Check all that apply

• Recording a show on a DVR to watch later

• Using your favorite movie as inspiration for a sculpture

• Emailing my friends free copies of a new album I just bought

• Writing facts from a textbook in an essay