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BGD #4 - Images & Copyright

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The best and safest image to use is _____________.

a)

the one you take

b)

stock

c)

found on creative commons

d)

found through Google

2.

This type of image is useful in a pinch because it can fit a specific need. Be aware, as it often requires payment and usually displayed with a water mark.

a)

self taken image

b)

stock photo

c)

creative commons photos

d)

photos found on Google

3.

This image can be a little more limited, however the copyright licenses allow for use with some stipulations.

a)

self taken image

b)

stock photo

c)

creative commons photos

d)

photos found on Google

4.

Not all images are created equal, so when looking for a photo to use we should search for something that is:

a)

relevant

b)

open-ended

c)

authentic

d)

generic

e)

lack context

5.

When selecting images to use in a graphic which is better?

a)

Large, high quality image

b)

Small, high quality image

c)

Large, low quality image

d)

Small, low quality image

6.

What type of image is made up of images and shapes that use a special form of geometry?

a)

Raster

b)

Bitmap

c)

Vector

7.

Images that consist of tiny color filled squares numbering from thousands to millions are known as what type of image?

a)

Raster

b)

Bitmap

c)

Vector

8.

What are the tiny color filled squares found in raster images called?

(a)  

9.

This simple adjustment allows for the size, shape, or focus of an image to be changed.

a)

cropping

b)

resizing

c)

cosmetic adjustments

10.

This type of adjustment is typically made when you want to make an image smaller.

a)

cropping

b)

resizing

c)

cosmetic adjustments

11.

This type of adjustment can be made to change the style or mood of an image.

a)

cropping

b)

resizing

c)

cosmetic adjustments

12.

Match the following answers to the appropriate type of copyright.

a)

Works cannot be used, adapted, copied, or published without permission.

1.

Copyright

b)

Works may be used without permission, but only under certain circumstances using the rules set by creators.

2.

Creative Commons

c)

Works can be used, adapted, copied, and published completely without restrictions. No permission is needed.

3.

Public Domain

d)

You can use material without a license for the purposes of: commentary, criticism, reporting, research, and teaching.

4.

Fair Use