Copyright Quiz

What does "fair use" allow you to do with copyrighted material?

• Use it for any purpose without permission

• Use it for educational purposes, criticism, or news reporting

• Sell it as your own work

• Destroy it

What is plagiarism?

• Creating your own work

• Using someone else's work without giving credit

• Buying a book

• Reading a book

What is one possible consequence of plagiarism?

• Receiving an award

• Getting a higher grade

• Facing academic penalties or legal action

• Gaining more friends

Which of the following is a proper way to reference a source?

• Copying the text without mentioning the author

• Mentioning the author and the title of the work

• Using the text as your own

• Ignoring the source

Which of the following is NOT a type of Creative Commons licence?

• Attribution

• Non-Commercial

• No Derivatives

• Public Domain

What should you do if you want to use a piece of music in your school project?

• Use it without asking

• Check if it has a Creative Commons licence and follow the terms

• Claim it as your own

• Ignore the rules

Why is it important to reference sources properly?

• To make your work look longer

• To give credit to the original authors and avoid plagiarism

• To confuse the reader

• To fill up space

What is the purpose of a Creative Commons licence?

• To restrict all use of a work

• To allow creators to share their work with some rights reserved

• To make a work public domain

• To sell the work exclusively

Which of the following actions is considered plagiarism?

• Creating an original piece of work

• Using someone else's work without giving credit

• Quoting a source with proper citation

• Paraphrasing with acknowledgment

What does the 'Non-Commercial' term in a Creative Commons licence mean?

• The work can be used for commercial purposes

• The work cannot be used for commercial purposes

• The work must be used for educational purposes only

• The work can be modified and sold