Creative Commons Quiz

Nora is considering using a Creative Commons license for her artwork, but she wonders if these licenses are opposed to copyright law.

• True

• False

Only the holder of the exploitation rights of a work can grant a Creative Commons license for it. For instance, if Samuel creates a piece of music, he is the only one who can decide to license it under Creative Commons.

• True

• False

Ava created a project licensed under CC BY-SA (Attribution - ShareAlike) that can be used, reproduced, and redistributed by referencing her, but modifications cannot be distributed.

• True

• False

All Creative Commons licenses say you have to give credit to the person who made the work.

• True

• False

Of the 6 Creative Commons licenses, it is recommended to use only CC BY and CC BY-SA for creating open educational resources.

• True

• False

If I license an image I created under CC BY-NC-SA, someone could use it in a commercially sold book if it is used under fair use or citation rights.

• True

• False

Harper is working on a project where she modifies material licensed under CC BY-NC-SA. She wonders if she can distribute her derivative work as long as it is non-commercial, credits the original author with a link, and licenses her work with CC BY-NC-SA.

• True

• False

I cannot change the format or print material licensed under CC BY-ND because that would be a modification of the work.

• True

• False