Scratch and Copyright Quiz

Which of the following is an example of Fair Use on Scratch?

• Copying an entire game and claiming it as your own

• Remixing a project with credit to the original creator

• Uploading a movie clip without permission

• Sharing music you downloaded from YouTube

What is Public Domain?

• Work protected by copyright

• Work that anyone can use freely

• Work that must always be paid for

• Work that is stored privately

When you remix a project on Scratch, what must you do?

• Erase the original coder’s name

• Give credit in the Notes and Credits section

• Use your own name as the original creator

• Ask a friend for permission

Which of the following violates copyright?

• Creating your own sprites

• Using Scratch library images

• Uploading a song you don’t own rights to

• Drawing your own character inspired by a movie

True or False: Everything you find on the internet is free to use on Scratch.

• True

• False

Which license allows others to reuse your work if they give you credit?

• Creative Commons (CC BY)

• Public Domain

• Copyright ©

• Trademark™

Why is it important to follow copyright laws on Scratch?

• To keep projects secret

• To respect other creators’ work

• To get more followers

• To hide your identity

A student uploads a game using a full Disney movie soundtrack. What rule did they break?

• Remixing policy

• Fair Use guideline

• Copyright law

• Credit requirement only

What is an example of something in the Public Domain?

• A 2023 pop song

• A drawing made by another student

• Beethoven’s “Fur Elise”

• A Scratch remix without credit

If you find out your project includes copyrighted media, what should you do?

• Delete your account

• Ignore it

• Replace it with free or Creative Commons media

• Keep it since it’s already uploaded