Creative Commons Quiz

What is the purpose of Creative Commons licenses?

• To provide creators with a way to share their work with others while maintaining some control over how it is used.

• To restrict access to creative materials

• To limit the distribution of creative works

• To prevent others from using creative content

How many main types of Creative Commons licenses are there?

• 3

• 6

• 4

• 5

Can Creative Commons licenses be used for commercial purposes?

• Yes

• Sometimes

• Only on weekends

• No

What does the 'BY' in a Creative Commons license stand for?

• Bypass

• Backyard

• Bye

• Attribution

Which Creative Commons license allows others to remix, tweak, and build upon your work even for commercial purposes?

• CC BY-SA

• CC BY-NC-SA

• CC BY-ND

• CC BY-NC

What is the difference between CC BY and CC BY-SA licenses?

• CC BY allows for commercial use with attribution required, while CC BY-SA requires derivative works to be shared under the same license.

• CC BY requires derivative works to be shared under a different license

• CC BY allows for commercial use without attribution

• CC BY-SA allows for commercial use without attribution

Are Creative Commons licenses permanent or can they be changed?

• They can be changed.

• They can only be changed once

• They are permanent

• They expire after a year

What is the benefit of using a Creative Commons license for creators?

• Creators lose all rights to their work

• Creators can only share their work with family and friends

• Creators cannot receive credit for their work

• Creators can retain copyright while allowing others to use their work under specified conditions.

Can a creator apply more than one type of Creative Commons license to their work?

• No

• Yes

• Sometimes

• Maybe

How can someone find Creative Commons licensed materials online?

• Searching for materials on illegal websites

• Asking for permission from random internet users

• Using search engines like Google, filtering search results by usage rights, and utilizing platforms like Creative Commons, Flickr, and Wikimedia Commons.

• Ignoring copyright laws and using any content found