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Copyright and open licensing

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

what is the primary purpose of copyright acording the U.S constitution

a)

to restrict access to create works

b)

to promote the progres of science and useful arts

c)

to limit the profits to authors and inventor

d)

to discourge creativity

2.

what does copleft allow?

a)

unlimited use of creative work without permission

b)

limited use of creative work without permission

c)

copy shareing or remixing of creative work

d)

excslusive right to authors

3.

what is fair use in copyright law

a)

unlimited copyright use

b)

limited use copyright use of copyright materials without permission

c)

commercial use of copyright

d)

publik domain materials

4.

what does open mean in the context

a)

restricted access to resources

b)

provident at a cost

c)

free and Libre

d)

limit available

5.

which of the following is an example of an open license

a)

publik domain

b)

royalty free

c)

copleft

d)

all of the above

6.

where does copyright apply to a work?

a)

after itbis published

b)

after it is registered

c)

after is it sold

d)

as soon it is created

7.

what the purpose of registering copyright

a)

to established copyright

b)

to prevent infringement

c)

to prevent infringement

d)

to safeguard against infringement

8.

What does the copyright symbol indicate?

a)

The absence of copyright

b)

Public domain status

c)

Reminder of copyright status

d)

Proof of copyright status

9.

Who holds the copyright of a work default?

a)

The author

b)

The publisher

c)

The distributor

d)

The reader

10.

Can copyrighted material be used without permission?

a)

Yes, always

b)

Yes, but with restrictions

c)

No, never

d)

Only for educational purposes

11.

What does it mean to lose copyright

a)

the work in no longer protected

b)

the work becomes public domain

c)

the author relinquishes rights

d)

the work is destroyed

12.

how long does copyright protection pas in the US after the death of the author

a)

50 years

b)

70 years

c)

100 years

d)

10 years

13.

How does technology affect copyright law?

a)

It has no impact

b)

It leads to stricter enforcement

c)

It necessitates frequent updates

d)

It reduces copyright protection

14.

what is fair use?

a)

limited use of copyrighted materials without permission

b)

unlimited use of copyright materials

c)

excslusive use of copyright

d)

commercial use of copyright materials without permission

15.

which of the following is an example of fair use

a)

copyright a workbook for students

b)

creating a calendar of photographs

c)

holding public screening of a movie

d)

quoting a few sentence in a paper

16.

what is the purpose of institutional rules regarding fair use

a)

to encourage copyright violation

b)

to provide legal guidance

c)

to protect institutions and employees

d)

to restrict educational use

17.

what is parody in the context of fair use

a)

critique of the author using copyright

b)

unauthorized us of copyrighted

c)

non commercial use of copyright

d)

transformative use of copyright

18.

which of the following would likly qualifiey as fair use

a)

creating a calendar of photographs

b)

copy pages from a workbook

c)

showing a short clip from a movie

d)

holding a published screening of a movie

19.

what is the bottom line regarding fair use ?

a)

fair use is straight forward

b)

fair use povides unlimited opprtunities for use

c)

fair use is complicated and limi

d)

fair use is rarely applicable

20.

how does fair use impact educator ability to use copyrighted materials?

a)

it enhances effectiveness

b)

it has no impact

c)

it reduces effectiveness

d)

it eliminates effectiveness