3 Creativity in the Online World

What are the two main limitations on copyright mentioned in the text?

• Fair use and time

• Fair use and space

• Time and creativity

• Ideas and facts

According to the text, what is not covered by copyright?

• Creative work

• Facts and ideas

• Music and art

• Books and movies

How can new artists use other creators' works?

• By copying them exactly as they are.

• By using them as launchpads for their own creative expression.

• By ignoring them completely.

• By selling them as their own.

What can kids in classrooms use for presentations?

• Songs and pictures

• Books and essays

• Videos and scripts

• Maps and charts

What can critics do with famous art, music, and movies?

• Ignore them

• Make parodies

• Destroy them

• Sell them

What can documentary filmmakers use to teach about current events and history?

• Existing media

• Fictional stories

• Animated films

• Novels

What happens to a creator's rights over time according to the document?

• They last forever.

• They become stronger.

• They eventually fall into the public domain.

• They are transferred to another creator.

What does copyright protect?

• Our investment of time and energy into new projects

• Our ability to travel

• Our physical health

• Our social media accounts

How does copyright help us with our work?

• It allows us to have some control over how our work is copied and shared

• It makes our work disappear

• It prevents us from creating new work

• It allows anyone to use our work freely

Who is considered the creator when you post a video to social media?

• The person who views it

• The person who comments on it

• The person who posts it

• The person who likes it