Copyright and Fair Use

Things to consider with fair use are ____

• Only use a small amount of the copyrighted work.

• You must add new purpose to the copyrighted work.

• Your use of the copyrighted material should NOT affect the value of the original work.

• all of the answers

It may be considered FAIR USE if it is used for ________.

• educational purposes

• commentary or a news report

• parody

• all of the answers

Copyright is a legal protection that creators have over the things they create.

• True

• False

Before you alter, copy, paste, or share someone's work, copyright requires you to get permission from the creator.

• True

• False

If a creative work is not part of the public domain, you should ask ___________ to use it.

• for help

• for more money

• for permission

• for an interpreter

True or False: A teacher is allowed to copy an entire book and call it FAIR USE.

• True

• False

True or False: Copyright expires 70 years after the death of the creator.

• True

• False

Copyright means _____ rights reserved.

• some

• all

• no

• many

Works that are free to be used by anyone without permission from the creator are part of the _____________________.

• public record

• public domain

• free creation store

• permission

If you are using a small portion of a copyright protected song for a school project, it's okay. Why?

• It's not a popular song, so nobody cares.

• Copying the work of others for school is part of Fair Use.

• You bought the song and added it to your iTunes library.

• Your teacher really likes that song, so you might get an A.