Copyright Quiz

What does "copyright" mean in the simplest terms?

• The right to copy

• The right to sell

• The right to destroy

• The right to share

Priya is compiling a list of items she wants to protect with copyright. Which of the following is NOT typically protected by copyright?

• A poem

• A musical score

• A computer program

• A recipe

Isabella is a budding photographer and wants to ensure her photographs are protected. What is a simple way for her to protect the copyright of her photographs?

• Use a watermark

• Use the copyright symbol ©

• Register with the government

• Share on social media

What does CAPIC stand for?

• Canadian Association of Professional Image Creators

• Canadian Association of Public Image Creators

• Canadian Association of Photographic Image Creators

• Canadian Association of Professional Internet Creators

What is the minimum fine for non-commercial copyright infringement?

• $50

• $100

• $500

• $1000

Liam is writing a research paper and wants to include a few paragraphs from a copyrighted book. What is "fair dealing" in this context?

• A method to avoid paying for copyrighted material

• Permits copying for purposes like research and criticism

• Allows unrestricted use of copyrighted works

• A way to sell copyrighted material

Isabella wants to use a photograph she found online for her personal blog. The photograph is under a "Non-Commercial" Creative Commons license. What does this license allow her to do?

• Commercial use of the work

• Use of work for non-commercial purposes only

• Modification of work for commercial use

• Selling the work without restrictions

Abigail is creating a website to showcase her photography. What should she include in her metadata to protect her content?

• Copyright information

• Personal address

• Bank details

• Social media links

Sophia is creating content on Facebook. What type of license does Facebook grant for her IP content?

• Exclusive and paid

• Non-exclusive and royalty-free

• Exclusive and royalty-based

• Non-transferable and paid

Scarlett, a professional model, discovers that her private photos were used in an advertisement without her consent. What is a potential legal claim Scarlett might file against the advertiser?

• Copyright infringement

• Invasion of privacy

• Trademark violation

• Patent infringement