Copyright and Creative Commons Basics

What does copyright protect?

• A) Ideas and Facts

• B) Titles and slogans

• C) Original Creative works

• D) Everything on the internet

Which of these is an example of Fair Use?

• A) Sharing a full movie on YouTube

• B) Selling Copies of a Comic book

• C) Quoting a paragraph in a school report

• D) Posting a song on TikTok without permisson

What is the main purpose of Creative Commons licenses ?

• A) To block copyright claims

• B) To let creators share work with specific permissions

• C) To allow unlimited use of all content

• D) To copyright public domain materials

The number of students in the class is NOT a factor in fair use?

• True
• False

A teacher copies a full textbook chapter and hands it out. Is that fair use?

• A) Yes, because it's for education.

• B) Yes, if the school paid for the book .

• C) No, it's too much content.

• D) Yes, if students don't keep it.

You want to use a photo from Google in a class slideshow. What should you do first?

• A) save and use it

• B) Check if it's Creative Commons Licensed

• C) Give credit and use it

• D) Ask your teacher for permission

How long does copyright protection usually last?

• A) The creator's lifetime +70.

• B) 10 years

• C) Until the work is online.

• D) As long as the work is in use.

Which of the following is in the public domain?

• A) a book published in 1920

• B) A YouTube video from 2019

• C) A newly released album.

• D) An image labeled "All rights reserved

What does “non-commercial” mean in a Creative Commons license?

• A) Can only be used at school

• B) Can’t be used to make money

• C) Can be shared anywhere

• D) Doesn’t require credit