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WorksheetsCopyright Lesson
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is copyright?
A form of protection for creators on their published and unpublished works
A right to copy work
The use of a very small amount of someone else's work.
Space where no intellectual property rights exist.
What is fair use?
A form of protection for creators on their published and unpublished works
The use of a very small amount of someone else's work
Spaces where no intellectual property rights exist
Take someone's else work and it will be fair
According to the Fair Use law. How much of a person's work can you use?
Depends on the work that is copyright. (Ex: songs 30 seconds or less, video 2 minutes or less)
30 minutes
You can use as much as you want as long as credit is given
5 minutes
What are Creative Commons?
It provides licenses for creators allowing them to give permission for others to use work under certain conditions.
A form of protection for creators on their published and unpublished works
The use of a very small amount of someone else's work.
Space where no intellectual property rights exist.
What is Public Domain?
It provides licenses for creators allowing them to give permission for others to use work under certain conditions.
The use of a very small amount of someone else's work.
Space where no intellectual property rights exist.
A form of protection for creators on their published and unpublished works.
Which case is an example of Copyright Infringement?
Riley vs. California
Brown vs. Board of Education
Roe vs. Wade
Apple vs. Microsoft
How many basic Creative Commons licenses are there?
23
6
5
16
How long does copyright last?
Until the creator dies
70 years
It lasts forever
Until the creator dies plus an additional 70 years.
Can you get in trouble by using public domain work without permission?
Yes
No
Who owns Public Domain?
The Public
The Author
The Government
The State
What is an example of a Public Domain?
Books
Movies
Slogans
Artwork
What is an example of Copyright?
Books
History
Titles of Art
Photographs
What are the three basic requirements that a piece of work must meet before being protected by Copyright?
Intent, Fixed, Certainty
Original, Creative, Fixed
Contract, Definiteness, Communication
Communication, Commitment, Definite Terms
What is an example of Creative Commons?
All Published Books
Certain Comic Books
Certain Video Games
Government Organizations
When is it okay to use Fair use?
When taking someone else's work as your own
When filming a movie
When using it for a school project only shown in class
When using someone's essay or your scholarship essay
What is the difference between plagiarism and copyright?
Plagiarism is stealing someone else's work. Copyright is a law that protects the creator's work from being stolen.
Plagiarism is using a fair amount of someone else's work and giving credit. Copyright is a law that protects the person using the work so they don't get in any trouble.
How much does it cost to use Fair Use?
$10 per minute or a small piece of work
$100+ for the entire piece
It's free
$50 and permission from the creator
There are very strict rules on how you can use Fair Use
True
False
What happens to copyrighted works once it expires?
The work enters public domain.
The work is fair use.
The work has to apply for another protection plan.
The work is no longer available.
What is Copyright Infringement?
When you get your work copyrighted.
When your copyrighted work expires.
When copyrighted work is taken without permission from the owner.
When your copyrighted work is no longer protected.
How do you know if a piece of work is in the public domain?
The work is on the internet.
The work has already exipired.
The work is listed on the Public Domain website.
The work has been published within the past 15 years.
What is one way to properly acknowledge Creative Commons?
Put 'CC' at the end of the work.
Tell the creator that you are using their work.
You don't acknowledge it at all since it's free to use.
Provide the title of the work and the creator.
What is the difference between copyright and creative commons?
Nothing they're the same thing.
Copyrights give no control to creators over their work. While Creative Commons is very strict and only lets certain people use it.
Copyright gives creators control over their work. While Creative Commons grants permission to everyone to use it in a certain way.
What are the legal penalities for copyright infringement?
Jail time and/or pay a fine.
Write an apology letter.
Get off with a warning.
Get your technology tools taken away for life.
