Ethical and legal practices – Grade 5

1. What is plagiarism?

• Giving credit to someone else's work

• Copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own

• Creating something original

1. What does copyright protect?

• Original works like music, art, and literature

• Only books

• Ideas that are not written down

1. What is intellectual property (IP)?

• Money in the bank

• Physical property like houses and cars

• Creations of the mind, such as inventions and artistic works

1. What does a trademark protect?

• Symbols, names, and slogans used to identify goods or services

• Inventions only

• 1. Symbols, names, and slogans used to identify goods or services

1. What is the purpose of a patent?

• To protect brand names

• To give inventors exclusive rights to their inventions for a limited time

• To prevent people from using copyrighted music

1. Which of the following is an ethical practice regarding copyright?

• Ignoring copyright laws

• Copying someone else's work without credit

• Acknowledging the original creator when using their work

1. Why is it important to respect intellectual property rights?

• It helps creators benefit from their work and promotes innovation

• It encourages stealing ideas

• It makes it harder to share information

1. What should you do if you want to use someone else's trademarked logo?

• Change it slightly and use it anyway

• Ask for permission from the trademark owner

• Use it without permission since it's on the internet

1. What is one way to avoid plagiarism in your work?

• Write everything in your own words and give credit to sources

• Ignore where you got your information

• Copy-paste information from websites

1. What happens if someone violates patent laws?

• They get a reward

• They can face legal consequences

• Nothing happens