Digital Citizenship and Intellectual Property Quiz

What is the definition of personal data?

• Information about online activities

• Information that can identify an individual

• Information related to technology

• Information about social media posts

What does digital citizenship aim to prepare students for?

• Misusing and abusing technology

• Ignoring issues related to technology

• Using technology irresponsibly

• Living and working in today's society

What does intellectual property law protect?

• Technology works

• Users' rights

• Creators' rights

• Online activities

What is the purpose of intellectual property law?

• Encouraging plagiarism

• Promoting piracy

• Preventing students from using technology

• Ensuring recognition and economic benefits for creators

What does respect for creators involve?

• Acknowledging authorship and obtaining permission to use others' work

• Selling copyrighted material illegally

• Ignoring creators' rights

• Copying others' work without credit

What is piracy in the context of intellectual property?

• Legal distribution of copyrighted material

• Illegal copying or selling of copyrighted material

• Respecting creators' rights

• Using freeware software

What is freeware?

• Software provided without payment

• Software sold for profit

• Software available on a trial basis

• Software with restricted usage rights

What is shareware?

• Software sold for profit

• Software provided without payment

• Software available on a trial basis

• Software with restricted usage rights

What is plagiarism?

• Using software without payment

• Encouraging ethical sharing of materials

• Copying or paraphrasing someone else's work without giving credit

• Respecting creators' rights

What is the law that protects the rights people have over things they create?

• Software license law

• Digital citizenship law

• Data protection law

• Intellectual property law