2 Creativity in the Online World

What are we all considered to be online according to the summary?

• Creators and consumers

• Only creators

• Only consumers

• Neither creators nor consumers

What power does the Congress have according to the United States Constitution, Article 1, Section 8?

• To declare war

• To promote the progress of science and useful arts

• To regulate commerce

• To levy taxes

What is secured to authors and inventors for limited times according to the United States Constitution, Article 1, Section 8?

• The right to vote

• The right to free speech

• The exclusive right to their writings and discoveries

• The right to bear arms

What is one of the rights creators have regarding their work?

• Make copies

• Sell the original

• Destroy the work

• Hide the work

Which of the following is a decision creators can make about their work?

• Distribute copies

• Change the title

• Add new authors

• Remove all copies

What can creators decide to do with their work in public?

• Display or perform it

• Keep it secret

• Sell it privately

• Change its format

What rights does copyright law give to creators of creative work?

• The right to sell their work exclusively

• The right to decide who can make copies

• The right to destroy their work

• The right to hide their work from the public

Which of the following is NOT a right given by copyright law to creators?

• The right to distribute copies

• The right to perform the work in public

• The right to make derivatives

• The right to change the law

What does "make copies" mean?

• Only digital copies

• Only photocopies

• Photocopies or digital copies

• Handwritten copies

What does it mean to distribute copies?

• To create new copies

• To give away or sell copies

• To destroy copies

• To hide copies