Sophie’s grandfather returned from a three-month trip to Alaska. He brought back three oil paintings that he created of the Alaskan landscape. Sophie wants her grandfather to get legal protection over his paintings. What can he do to accomplish this?

ICT CyberSecurity Essentials - Lesson 3 Quiz

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Computers
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8th Grade
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Hard

Lia Zeiger
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Put his name in the corner of each painting.
Register for a copyright on each painting.
Make digital prints of the painting.
File for fair use on each painting.
Answer explanation
To legally protect his paintings, Sophie's grandfather should register for a copyright on each painting. This provides him with exclusive rights to reproduce and distribute his artwork, unlike simply signing them or making prints.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Lee’s dad was a non-fiction author. During his lifetime, he wrote seven books that were copyrighted. Lee’s dad died last year at the age of 80. When will the copyrights expire if the estate does not renew the copyrights?
The copyrights expire at the moment of the author’s death.
The copyrights will expire 7 years after the author’s death.
The copyrights will expire 70 years after the author’s death.
The copyrights expire at the moment of the author’s eldest child’s death.
Answer explanation
Copyrights for works by an author last for the life of the author plus 70 years. Since Lee's dad died last year, the copyrights will expire 70 years after his death, making this the correct choice.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
What do people think Adam might be guilty of?
Copyright infringement
Parody
Citation
Public domain
Answer explanation
People think Adam might be guilty of copyright infringement because it involves unauthorized use of someone else's work, which is a common concern in creative fields. The other options do not imply guilt.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Lana posted ten new venison recipes that she created on the Internet. Two weeks later she saw a post on social media marketing one of her recipes. Why is this not a copyright violation?
Statistical information or measurements can only have a copyright if they contain graphs.
Documents with familiar symbols within them cannot have a copyright.
Recipes are considered the same as a speech and therefore cannot have a copyright.
Common ideas, concepts or methods of doing something cannot have a copyright.
Answer explanation
The correct choice is that common ideas, concepts, or methods of doing something cannot have a copyright. Recipes are generally considered methods of preparation, which are not eligible for copyright protection.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Sam created some digital graphics. He used Creative Commons as a license. Each graphic has CC BY-SA conditions. In addition to giving the original author credit, how may a person use these graphics without violating this license?
Each may be copied, changed, distributed or used. Can be used for commercial use. New work must have the same license.
Each may be copied, distributed, or used for noncommercial use only.
Each may be copied, distributed, changed or used for noncommercial use only. New work must have the same license.
Each may be copied, distributed or used unchanged for commercial use.
Answer explanation
The correct choice states that graphics can be copied, changed, and used commercially, as long as new works are licensed under CC BY-SA. This aligns with the license's requirements for attribution and share-alike.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Val is creating a school video project. She is using music that has a copyright in the background. She is only using 30 seconds of the music and looping it. What allows her to do this legally?
Creative Commons
Parody
Fair use
Public domain
Answer explanation
Val can legally use the music under 'fair use' because she is using a short excerpt (30 seconds) for educational purposes in her school project, which often qualifies for fair use protection.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Robert was accused of copying part of a student's report. Both ended up in trouble for plagiarizing content from the Internet. How can students use someone else's digital work ethically?
Create a Creative Commons license for their work and reference the other authors.
Use only 30% of any book or article found on the Internet.
Create citations for information that originated from the Internet.
Paraphrase the content in the introduction and conclusion of any report.
Answer explanation
Creating citations for information from the Internet is essential for ethical use of digital work. It gives credit to original authors and avoids plagiarism, unlike the other options which do not ensure proper attribution.
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