U2: Using Information Correctly (Copyright Your Own Work & Creat

Why might someone want to learn about copyright?

• To get a job in the government

• To protect their creative works

• To sell their work internationally

• To avoid paying taxes

When do you automatically own the copyright to your work?

• When you write it down or record it

• When you publish it online

• When you register it with the US Copyright Office

• When you sell it

What type of content is automatically copyrighted upon creation?

• Names and titles

• Recipes listing ingredients

• Facts and procedures

• Original creative works

What is one benefit of registering your work with the US Copyright Office?

• You get a certificate of authenticity

• You can sell it for a higher price

• It becomes public domain

• It helps you defend it in court

Where will your work be added once it is registered?

• The US Patent Office

• The Smithsonian Institution

• The Library of Congress

• The National Archives

Which of the following cannot be copyrighted?

• A song

• A list of ingredients

• A painting

• A novel

Can you copyright a speech that is not recorded?

• No, unless it is saved in a video or audio recording

• Yes, but only if it is written down

• No, never

• Yes, always

Why is understanding copyright important for creators?

• It allows them to create more content

• It helps them get more views

• It gives them peace of mind

• It helps them avoid plagiarism

What is the main purpose of Creative Commons licenses?

• To restrict the use of all creative works

• To provide flexible licensing options for creators

• To make all content free for commercial use

• To eliminate the need for giving credit to creators

Which of the following is a possible condition of using Creative Commons material?

• You can use it without any restrictions

• You must always pay a fee

• You must modify the original work

• You may need to give proper credit