RETEST: Tech Laws, Copyright, Plagiarism, Media & Fair Use

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Select the best definition of plagiarism

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Using another person's ideas, words, or other original work without giving them proper credit

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The Copyright Act only protects works that express original ideas or information. You can borrow liberally from which of the following without fear of plagiarism: Music or video found on the web, Works published by the U.S. Government, information found in books?

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Works published by the U.S. Government

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A list that includes all the sources you used to research and create your work is called what?

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Bibliography

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If a work is in the Public Domain, it means:

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You can copy and use it without getting permission from anyone

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Factors in determining whether a use of a copyrighted work is a Fair Use include: Amount of the work used, Effect on the commercial market for the work used, Purpose of the use

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All of the above

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What should you do to avoid plagiarism?

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cite sources properly

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What should you do if you become the victim of cyberbullying?

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tell a trusted adult

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Why are laws and rules important in the digital world?

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to protect and keep people safe

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What question should you ask to ensure your use is fair?

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Is it fair and square?

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What is one factor that makes it more likely for a use to be considered fair use? Options: The entire work is used. The amount used is a small portion of the original work. The work is used without permission.

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The amount used is a small portion of the original work.