Creator's Rights and Responsibility Quiz (Common Sense Media)

Select one answer from the list below. What does "copyright" mean?

• Legal protection that a creator has over the things they create.

• Creative work that can be used by anyone.

• Using someone's creative work without giving credit.

• Giving credit to the person who created something.

Select one answer from the list below. Cory showed responsibility by providing ______ for the photo he used in his report.

• Intellectual property

• Contribution

• Attribution

Select one answer from the list below. Priya is making a poster for her school's bake sale. She does an image search and finds a great picture of cupcakes for her poster. Under the photo it says, "Copyright Max Weber 2020." Priya uses the photo in her poster. Is this OK?

• It is OK. The picture will help her sell more cupcakes.

• It's not OK. Priya sees that the image has a copyright and needs to get permission from Max Weber, the creator, before she can use it.

If Priya uses a copyrighted cupcake photo in her poster and says she took the photo herself, this is an example of:

• Plagiarism

• Attribution

• Intellectual property

• License

How confident are you in understanding your rights and responsibilities as a creator?

• I feel very confident.

• I feel somewhat confident.

• I do not feel confident.

Select one answer from the list below. Which of the following is an example of giving proper attribution?

• Editing an image and claiming it as your own

• Listing the photographer's name and source under the image

• Using an image without mentioning the creator

Select one answer from the list below. What should you do if you want to use a song in your school project that is protected by copyright?

• Change the song slightly and use it without credit

• Ask for permission from the creator or use a song with a free license

• Use the song without asking because it's for school

Select one answer from the list below. Which term describes the legal right that allows creators to control how their work is used?

• Copyright

• Plagiarism

• Attribution

Ownership of something you create, which gives you the right to determine how others can use it.

• Attribute

• Copyright

• Intellectual Property

• License

Legal protection creators have over the things they create.

• attribute

• copyright

• intellectual property

• plagiarism