Copyright, Public Domain, and Fair Use

What is the concept of copyright?

• The belief that original works belong to the people who create them

• The permission to use, copy, modify, or publish someone else's work

• The act of violating copyright by using someone else's work without permission

• The duration of a copyright lasting for the lifetime of the creator plus 70 years

David and Kai are working on a school project and they found a copyrighted image that perfectly fits their project. Jackson, their friend, warned them about the consequences. What could happen if David and Kai use the image without permission?

• They may face lawsuits or criminal charges

• They can freely use, modify, and publish the copyrighted work

• They will be exempted from any consequences

• They can claim fair use for any purpose

What does it mean for a work to enter the public domain?

• It can be used, modified, and published without permission or restriction

• It becomes protected by copyright

• It can only be used for commercial purposes

• It can only be used for teaching or news reporting

Abigail, Anika, and Scarlett are discussing the public domain. Which works are included in the public domain?

• All works published prior to 1923 and works with expired copyrights

• Only works created by local artists

• Only works that are not popular media

• Only works that have been placed in the public domain by their creators

What is fair use?

• The permission to use copyrighted material without any restrictions

• The ability to use brief portions of copyrighted works without permission for certain purposes

• The act of modifying and publishing copyrighted works without permission

• The exemption from copyright laws for commercial purposes

What are the four types of intellectual property​ (a)   ? ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)  

• Copyright
• Trademarks
• Trade Secrets
• Patents
• Blueprints
• Schematics
• Trade Deals
• Lyrics

A copyright lasts for (a)  

• the life of the creator plus 70 years
• the life of the creator plus 50 years
• the life of the creator plus 60 years
• the life of the creator plus 80 years

Daiden and Derrick are working on new music for an album. Daiden has written the lyrics but Derrick has recorded the music. Both want to claim rights to the song. Derrick is in the process of registering for a copyright, but so is Daiden. Who has rights to the song?

Large portions of The Three Musketeers can be used on a book report.

• yes

• no

• maybe

• Only portions can be used

Match the Trademark with the following company/character.

• K-Swiss

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• Calvin & Hobbes

• 
• Adidas

• 
• Monopoly

• 
• Dilbert

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