What is the only condition that a work must meet in order to be protected by copyright?

It must be an original expression.

It must be printed and filed with an agency.

It must be presented by a law office.

It must have the copyright symbol.

Igor has found a copyrighted video on the Internet that he wants to use as part of his school project. Under the Fair Use law, which of the following could he do with the video?

Use only 10% or 3 minutes of the video, whichever is less.

Use only 10% or 30 seconds of the video, whichever is less.

Whatever he wants, because copyright laws do not apply to education.

Pay a fee to the site from which he is downloading the video.

Gary wants to purchase a popular new PC game. After searching online he notices a site that advertises free downloads. He looks into the site. The site is offering a free download of the game even though every other retail location is selling it for around $40. There is no mention on the site that the download has been approved by the copyright holder. Gary decides against the free download. Why?

It is illegal to download or share a copyrighted file without paying for it unless it is being offered for free by the copyright holder.

It is unethical to download the game without offering the Web site a donation.

He suspects the free download will infect his machine with a worm.

He made a mistake. If a game is offered for free online, then it must be legal.

Aurora is downloading some music off a public domain Web site, and then posting the music on her own site. Which of the following should Aurora do when posting the content?

Give credit to the source of the music she downloaded. Explanation

Only use 10% of the music because it is copyrighted content.

Obtain permission from the authors of the music.

Pay a fee to the site from which she is downloading the music.

Chris is planning on using a copyrighted song for a school project. He wants to make sure he is following the rules of fair use. Which of the following is an appropriate use of the song following the rules of fair use?

Chris can use 20 seconds of the copyrighted song for the school project.

Chris can not use copyrighted songs without written permission.

Chris must re-record the song using his own instruments and voice.

Chris must sell his project online and send a portion of the profits to the copyright owner.

Ethics means doing the right thing. Why is it unethical and illegal to download music without paying for it?

Downloading music without paying for it is like stealing it from the copyright owner.

It is not unethical or illegal to download music without paying for it.

It is fine to download and share only with your family and friends.

As long as you do it only one time, there is nothing wrong with it.

Derrick has downloaded music that was created by an independent artist and posted to a public domain Web site. What are some of the restrictions on how Derrick can use the music now that it has been posted as "public domain"?

There are no restrictions on how Derrick can use the music. However, ethically he should give credit to the source if he uses it.

He must get written permission from the artist if he wishes to post the music to his own Web site.

It is illegal for Derrick to use the music for anything other than his own personal listening.

He can only post the music to a social media account if his profile is set to public.

Joe has used seven images by a famous photographer for a class project. He found the images on a Web site. Joe has credited the photographer in his bibliography. His teacher points out that Joe is still violating copyright and fair use guidelines. Why?

Joe can use no more than five pictures from the same photographer without asking his or her permission.

Joe should only be using photographs marked "public domain" for a school project.

Copyrighted images cannot be used for educational purposes.

Joe should be using footnotes, not a bibliography.

Abigail's friend shows her a Web site where she can download any music she can think of for free. Abigail suspects this is not only unethical but also illegal. She decides not to use the site herself. Why?

Downloading music without paying for it is like stealing it from the copyright owner.

Downloads from the Internet always contain viruses.

She trusts the sites her friends visit, but does not want to violate netiquette.

The site does not use secure encryption for downloads.

Olaf wants the new version of a popular fast-paced first-person action video game. He tells you that he has found a place on the Internet to download the game for free. You know that the game is expensive and copyright-protected. What is the problem that Olaf is facing?

It is illegal to download or share a copyrighted file without paying for it. Explanation

If Olaf downloads the file, he must make it freely available for others to download from his computer.

Olaf needs to ask permission to download the game for free from the authors of the game.

The game is on a public domain Web site, so Olaf is not facing any problems for downloading the game.

Ben has used 2 minutes and 45 seconds of clips from Star Wars movies in his school video project about the American Revolutionary War. Has Ben followed the Fair Use guidelines?

Yes, Ben can use up to 10% or 3 minutes, whichever is less, of copyrighted video for educational purposes.

No, Ben can only use up to 10% or 2 minutes, whichever is less, of copyrighted video for educational purposes.

Yes, there are no restrictions on copyrighted material for educational purposes.

No, Ben can not use the video without written permission from the copyright holder.

ICT Cybersecurity Essentials Lesson 3

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following protects the original work a person has created and requires others to obtain permission if they want to use it?

Plagiarism

Password

Fair Use

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

File sharing and downloading music without paying for it is:

ethical

fair use.

plagiarism

illegal

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is considered fair use of copyrighted material?

Commenting about a music video on a social networking site.

Using 100% of the lyrics of a copyrighted song in your video.

Downloading a song from the Internet and making copies for your family.

Reworking small parts of an original song to use it for a school project.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Sam created a video documentary about his life for a school project. He used 30 seconds of a copyrighted pop song for the introduction to his video. This is legal under:

school policy.

fair use.

public domain.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Copyrighted material can be used if you:

include a reference to the author.

obtain permission or follow Fair Use guidelines.

are using the material for a school assignment.

do not see a copyright symbol.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following are writing styles that support both inline and end of text citations?

MLA and DNS

APA and PDF

MLA and APA

APA and DOC

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You can use other people's copyrighted materials if you:

download the content from the Internet for free.

are able to copy and paste it from the Internet.

obtain a copy from your school library.

pay a fee, obtain permission, or follow Fair Use guidelines.

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ICT Cybersecurity Essentials Lesson 3

Which of the following protects the original work a person has created and requires others to obtain permission if they want to use it?

File sharing and downloading music without paying for it is:

Which of the following is considered fair use of copyrighted material?

Sam created a video documentary about his life for a school project. He used 30 seconds of a copyrighted pop song for the introduction to his video. This is legal under:

Copyrighted material can be used if you:

Which of the following are writing styles that support both inline and end of text citations?

You can use other people's copyrighted materials if you:

Which term means copying someone else's work and claiming it is your own?

What is the only condition that a work must meet in order to be protected by copyright?

Creative Commons is a set of licenses that automatically give you _____________ to do various things with other people's creations, such as reuse and distribute them.

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