8 Sharing Content - How Much is OK

Match each right with the correct action you can take when you create original work.

• Eliminate your creation

• Sell the work

• Transfer ownership for money

• Destroy the work

• Reproduce your work

• Make copies

• Choose not to use your work

• Ignore the work

Which of the following is a right you have over your original work?

• Distribute copies

• Hide the work

• Forget the work

• Sell the work

What can you decide to do with your original work?

• Display or perform the work

• Ignore the work

• Sell the work

• Destroy the work

Match each right with the correct description regarding your original work.

• The right to keep your work private and not share it.

• Make derivatives

• The right to eliminate or remove your work completely.

• Sell the work

• The right to create adaptations or modifications of your work.

• Hide the work

• The right to transfer ownership of your work for money.

• Destroy the work

What does distributing finished songs using peer-to-peer systems without the owner's permission violate?

• Trademark laws

• Copyright laws

• Patent laws

• Privacy laws

Match the following copyright protections with their descriptions.

• Allows creators to disregard their own creations

• The right to make copies of their work

• Allows creators to reproduce their work

• The right to hide their work

• Allows creators to eliminate their work from existence

• The right to ignore their work

• Allows creators to keep their work secret

• The right to destroy their work

Which of the following is a right granted by copyright?

• The right to sell someone else's work

• The right to distribute copies of your work

• The right to change someone else's work

• The right to ignore copyright laws

What is meant by making derivatives under copyright?

• Making a book into a movie or sequels

• Making a book disappear

• Making a book into a song

• Making a book into a painting

Which of the following is a right you have when you create an original work?

• Make copies, like prints or digital copies

• Sell the work without permission

• Use the work for any purpose without credit

• Destroy all existing copies of the work

What does it mean to make a derivative of a work?

• Copying the work exactly

• Using part or all of the work to create something new

• Selling the work in a bookstore

• Displaying the work in public