intellectual property used safety guidelines Quiz

What is the main purpose of copyright laws?

• To limit creativity in using existing works

• To protect original works from being copied without permission

• To allow free use of all online content

• To encourage people to copy and share materials freely

Which of the following is an example of copyright infringement?

• Creating an original painting and selling it

• Downloading a copyrighted song and using it in a YouTube video without permission

• Writing a book review and quoting short excerpts

• Using royalty-free images for a school project

Fair use allows the use of copyrighted material under specific conditions. Which of the following is NOT a factor in determining fair use?

• The purpose (education, commercial, criticism, etc.)

• The amount of work used

• Whether the user asked permission from the author

• The effect on the market value of the original work

A teacher photocopies an entire textbook for their students instead of buying copies. This is an example of:

• Fair use

• Public domain

• Copyright infringement

• Creative Commons licensing

Which of the following is considered public domain?

• A song released in 2023 with copyright protection

• A photograph taken by someone and posted online

• A book whose copyright has expired and is freely available

• A new movie that was just released in theaters

If a company illegally uses a copyrighted song in an advertisement and is fined ₱5,000 per violation, how much will they pay if the ad was aired 30 times?

• ₱50,000

• ₱150,000

• ₱300,000

• ₱1,500,000

A student downloads a Creative Commons-licensed image for a school project. What should they check before using it?

• If the image is in black and white

• If the license requires attribution to the original creator

• If their teacher allows images in assignments

• If the image is popular on social media

Which of these statements about plagiarism is true?

• Plagiarism is allowed if you change a few words in the original text

• Plagiarism only applies to written works, not music or images

• Plagiarism is unethical and can have academic and legal consequences

• Plagiarism is acceptable if the original author is unknown

A student creates a presentation using copyrighted music. To avoid copyright infringement, they should:

• Use the entire song because it is for educational purposes

• Use only 30 seconds of the song without permission

• Find royalty-free or Creative Commons music instead

• Download the song from an illegal website and give credit

Which of the following is an example of ethical and legal use of intellectual property?

• Selling a t-shirt with a copyrighted logo without permission

• Using an author's quote in a research paper with proper citation

• Copying an entire article from a website without giving credit

• Downloading movies illegally and sharing them with friends