Copyright, Fair Use, Public Domain, Creative Commons

“Fair use” is permitted for educational purposes but not in “for profit” situations because

• cost to copyright holder < benefit to society
• cost to copyright holder > benefit to society
• benefit to society < cost to copyright holder
• benefit to society = cost to copyright holder

A fine and possibly going to prison are what type of consequence for plagiarism?

• Academic
• Professional
• Ethical
• Legal

A "zero", expulsion from school, harm to reputation are what type of consequence for plagiarism

• Academic
• Professional
• Ethical
• Legal

The main purpose of copyright is

• to make money
• to prevent people from stealing creative works
• to promote creativity, advance science and arts
• to distribute creative works

When does copyright begin?

• when the work is published
• when the work is fixed in a tangible form (see, hear, feel)
• when the creator registers for a copyright
• when the government approves the copyright

Under current copyright law, a creative work is only copyrighted if it has the © symbol on it.

• true
• false

Fair Use is a defense to a accusation of copyright infringement.

• true
• false

Copyright Infringement and Plagiarism are the same thing.

• true
• false

The creator of the work is the only person who can own a copyright.

• true
• false

A work created from another copyrighted work is considered transformative if I

• don't change it
• only use the facts
• sell my work
• Add value and/or repurpose