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WorksheetsICS Unit 2 Lesson 8 Review - Intellectual Property CSD
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What do you have to do to own the copyright on your own creative work, like a webpage, photo, drawing, poem, song?
File an application with the US Government Copyright office.
Add a copyright symbol to your work when it is published online.
Add a Creative Commons license to your work when it is published online.
Nothing. You automatically own the copyright on anything you create.
This license allows people to use your Intellectual Property as long as...
They include your name as the original creator.
They don't make money off of it.
They don't edit or change it in any way.
It doesn't allow them to use your creative work.
This license allows people to use your Intellectual Property as long as and they give you attribute, and...
They share any new versions of your under the exact same license you used.
They don't make money off of it.
They don't edit or change it in any way.
It doesn't allow them to use your creative work.
This license allows people to use your Intellectual Property as long as and they give you attribute, and...
They share any new versions of your under the exact same license you used.
They don't make money off of it.
They don't edit or change it in any way.
It doesn't allow them to use your creative work.
This license allows people to use your Intellectual Property as long as and they give you attribute, and... (Choose Two)
They share any new versions of your under the exact same license you used.
They don't make money off of it.
They don't edit or change it in any way.
It doesn't allow them to use your creative work.
Which is the most strict usage rights that apply to intellectual property?
Copyright
Creative Commons
Pixabay License
Public Domain
Which is the least strict usage rights that apply to intellectual property?
Copyright
Creative Commons
Pixabay License
Public Domain
It is really hard find an online image that has a Creative Commons license that you can use legally and for free on your website.
True
False
If find an image on a website and you can't find information on usage rights (like Creative Commons), it is OK for you to copy it and use it on your website.
True
False
This license allows you to use the creative work how you want, but publish any new versions using the same license.
Copyright
GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Pixabay License
Public Domain
This license states that you can't use the creative work to make people look bad, spread dishonest information about things, or sell exact copies of the work.
Copyright
GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Pixabay License
Public Domain
This license allows anyone to use a creative work in any way that they want.
Copyright
GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Pixabay License
Public Domain
This is the exclusive legal right to print, publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material, and to authorize others to do the same.
Copyright
GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
Pixabay License
Public Domain
