ICT10-1Q-ST2

A classmate traces your character drawing and posts it online without credit. What occurred?

• Fair use exception allows educational copying for learning purposes
• Copyright infringement and plagiarism both occurred in this situation
• Royalty free usage since no commercial profit was involved
• Legal transformation since different medium was used for final

How does plagiarism differ from copyright infringement in digital art?

• Plagiarism involves legal violations while copyright focuses on ethics
• Copyright affects commercial use while plagiarism only impacts education
• Plagiarism presents others work as your own without acknowledgment
• Copyright requires registration while plagiarism involves automatic legal protection

How would you save your artwork to an external USB drive?

• Use File Save As then select external drive location
• Drag artwork file directly onto desktop then copy manually
• Open cloud storage website and upload file through browser
• Connect USB drive then restart computer for automatic recognition

What advantage does a trackball mouse offer over an optical mouse?

• Trackball provides more precise cursor control for detailed design
• Mouse stays stationary while ball controls cursor movement effectively
• Optical sensors require less maintenance and cleaning than trackball
• Trackball technology works better on various surface types and

What are the potential consequences of not saving work regularly?

• Computer performance degrades due to temporary file accumulation issues
• Software licensing problems may occur with extended usage periods
• Power outages or crashes could cause loss of progress
• File corruption increases when documents remain open too long

What does "royalty-free" mean when referring to digital media resources?

• Images and media are completely free from all copyright
• Media can be used without recurring royalty fees payment
• Resources automatically include commercial usage rights for everyone always
• Content creators receive no compensation for their original creative

What does the "s" in HTTPS stand for in website addresses?

• Standard protocol used for basic website connectivity and browsing
• Secure connection that encrypts data between browser and website
• Speed enhancement feature that loads web pages faster automatically
• System requirement for accessing advanced website features and content

What is copyright protection designed to safeguard for creators?

• Copyright protects exclusive legal rights to original creative works
• Legal doctrine allows limited use of copyrighted materials freely
• Protection system prevents artists from sharing work with others
• Copyright requires annual registration fees and legal documentation processes

What is data loss in the context of digital artwork?

• Digital information disappears or gets corrupted and cannot be
• Computer processing speed decreases when handling large artistic file
• Network connectivity problems prevent accessing online storage services regularly
• Software compatibility issues cause program crashes during creative work

What is malware designed to do to computer systems?

• Malware improves computer performance and speeds up processing significantly
• Software designed to harm or exploit computer systems secretly
• Programs that organize files and folders for better system
• Applications that provide free security updates and system maintenance