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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
When an creator places an image on the internet, that automatically allows me to use it because of "fair use".
True
False
In some cases
Creative Commons is a great source to get images, audio and video artifacts.
Everything has been vetted as copyright free but I should still verify
Creative Commons just provides images; it does not provide audio or video
Yes, the information on Creative Commons is completely free to use without any issues
Creative Commons is only for professional marketing
I found a great image that I want to use in my presentation. I see that it is copyright protected. What should I do next?
Nothing; use it because it is on the internet which means it is open source
Provide attribution to the creator
I am authorized to use it because of fair use policies
Layla designed T-shirts online for her debate team. The design used a copyrighted image. Her friend liked the t-shirt so much that Layla decided to sell it to the public online. Selling the t-shirt online was:
Legal because Layla designed the t-shirt herself
Illegal because Layla made a profit from someone else's copyrighted work
Illegal because Layla's friends already have the t-shirts.
An Attribution Creative Commons license (CC BY) requires users of the work to
change the work before using it
give credit to the creator if you use it
keep the work the same
sell the new work
Attribution means to ....
give the author credit by name, link to the source, and link to the license
give the author credit by name
give the author credit with a link to the source
The maximum size of an App Inventor project (effective July 30, 2020)
30 MB
20 MB
5 MB
10 MB
If a work says "Public Domain", which Creative Commons license applies?
CC BY-SA
CC BY-ND
CC BY
CC0
