Unit 2 Lesson 7 - Intellectual Property Test

What is your Intellectual Property.

• Something intangible that you created.

• An idea that you copied from a text book

• The thought process for obtaining property

• The best way to improve your grade

What is the definition of Copyright?

• The exclusive legal right to use intellectual property, and to authorize others to do the same

• The exclusive legal right to copy property and to authorize others to make copies

• A legal term that is used to protect the rights of people that invent tangible objects.

• If intellectual property owned by someone else has a copyright, that means you can use it for free

What protects intellectual property you create?

• Copyright

• Patent

• Trademark

• Law of Torts

What is the Creative Commons License used for?

• To allow the copyright holder to authorize others to use their intellectual property only in the way specified by the copyright holder.

• To allow the copyright holder to specify the amount of money that must be paid to authorize the use of their intellectual property.

• To allow the user of the intellectual property to specify how they intend to use the material.

• To allow a potential user to identify the copyright holder of the intellectual property.

What legal principle protects a creator's rights to their original works?

• Trademark Law

• Patent Law

• Copyright Law

• Trade Secret Law

Can you give away your rights under copyright laws?

• Yes, you can authorize others not only to use your intellectual property, but you can also give away (or sell) the right to authorize others.

• No, if you created it, only you can have the rights associated with it.

• This can only be completed after the new copyright holder has paid the original copyright holder.

• Rights are non-negotiable and can only be revoked by an act of Congress.

This Creative Commons license allows users to use the intellectual property as long as the user

• gives credit to the copyright holder

• does not charge money

• shares it using the same creative commons license

• does not make changes

This Creative Commons license allows users to use the intellectual property as long as the user

• gives credit to the copyright holder and does not charge money

• does not charge money

• gives credit to the copyright holder and shares it using the same creative commons license

• gives credit to the copyright holder and does not make changes

This Creative Commons license allows users to use the intellectual property as long as the user

• gives credit to the copyright holder and does not charge money

• shares it using the same creative commons license

• gives credit to the copyright holder and does not make changes

• gives credit to the copyright holder and makes the new version equal to the old version

This Creative Commons license allows users to use the intellectual property as long as the user

• gives credit to the copyright holder and shares it using the same creative commons license

• gives credit to the copyright holder and does not charge money

• gives credit to the copyright holder and does not make changes

• rotates the credit