9 Creating New Content Using Others Work

What is Creative Commons?

• A type of art style

• A popular licensing system for artists

• A social media platform

• A music genre

What does the abbreviation "CC" stand for?

• Creative Commons

• Copyright Control

• Content Creator

• Common Code

What is the purpose of Creative Commons?

• To sell artwork

• To give advance permission for work to be shared and used for free

• To create digital art

• To organize art exhibitions

What is a licensing agreement?

• An agreement to sell an artist's work permanently.

• An agreement to use an artist's work and outline compensation.

• A contract to hire an artist for a project.

• A document to transfer ownership of creative work.

What is "fair use" in the context of copyright?

• Using someone else's work without any restrictions

• Using someone else's work with permission

• Using someone else's work in limited ways that are fair to the owner

• Using someone else's work for commercial purposes

Which of the following is an example of fair use?

• Selling copies of a copyrighted book

• Using a copyrighted song in a commercial

• Creating a parody using elements of the original work

• Distributing a movie without permission

How many factors are considered by courts to determine fair use?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Match each description with the correct term related to copyright and public domain.

• Public Domain

• Creative work that is not currently subject to copyright protection.

• Commercially available work

• Creative work that is only available for purchase.

• Government-restricted work

• Creative work that is protected by copyright.

• Copyrighted work

• Creative work that is only available to government officials.

Which of the following is an example of a work in the public domain?

• A newly published novel.

• A song released last year.

• A government document.

• A copyrighted movie.

What happens to creative works when their copyright expires?

• They become illegal to use.

• They enter the public domain.

• They remain protected forever.

• They are destroyed.