Copyright and Creative Commons Quiz

What does copyright grant to authors and creators of original works?

• Exclusive privilege to reproduce, distribute, perform, display, or sell their work.

• Permission to use others' work without attribution.

• Unlimited access to copyrighted materials.

• Rights to modify copyrighted materials.

Which legal position allows the reprinting of copyrighted work in a limited form for public good?

• Copyright infringement

• Creative Commons

• Fair use

• Public domain

What is Creative Commons?

• A law that grants authors and creators exclusive privileges.

• A legal position that allows reprinting of copyrighted work.

• An organization that provides stipulations for image use.

• Works that are not copyrighted and may be used without permission.

What is public domain?

• A form of copyright protection.

• Works that are not copyrighted and may be used without permission.

• Exclusive privilege to reproduce, distribute, perform, display, or sell their work.

• Permission to use others' work without attribution.

What is documentation?

What does citation provide to readers?

• The necessary details to find the location of a source.

• Permission to use copyrighted materials.

• Guidelines for using images in a limited form.

• Information on fair use of copyrighted works.

What is intellectual property?

• Original creative work that can be legally protected.

• Reprinting of copyrighted work for public good.

• Exclusive privilege to reproduce, distribute, perform, display, or sell their work.

• Works that are not copyrighted and may be used without permission.

What is plagiarism?

• Citing sources when doing research.

• Permission to use others' work without attribution.

• Fair use of copyrighted works.

• Taking and using the thoughts, writings, or inventions of another person as your own.

When is it acceptable to use copyrighted work under fair use?

• Whenever the work is freely available online.

• Whenever the work is in the public domain.

• When the use is for educational or informational purposes.

• Never, unless explicit permission is granted by the copyright holder.

Which of the following is an example of proper documentation?

• Including a bibliography or works cited page.

• Using copyrighted materials without attribution.

• Creating derivative works without permission.

• Plagiarizing someone else's research.