Copyright vs. Plagiarism: Key Concepts and Differences

What is the main difference between copyright and plagiarism?

• Copyright is about copying, plagiarism is about using ideas.

• Copyright is about using ideas, plagiarism is about copying.

• Copyright is about moral rights, plagiarism is about legal rights.

• Copyright is about legal rights, plagiarism is about moral rights.

Which of the following is true about plagiarism?

• It is always unacceptable.

• It is allowed if you use it for personal purposes.

• It is allowed if you cite the source.

• It has exceptions for educational purposes.

What should you do if a website's terms of use state that you cannot use its content without permission?

• Use the content for personal purposes only.

• Do not use the content.

• Use the content but cite the source.

• Use the content for educational purposes only.

How can you make your online search easier to find content that is free to use?

• By limiting search results to show only free-to-use content.

• By checking the website's terms of use.

• By using only well-known websites.

• By using advanced search filters.

What should you always do when using information from a website?

• Share the information without citing.

• Only use the information for personal projects.

• Use the information freely.

• Check the terms of use and cite the source.

What is a good start to check if a YouTube video respects copyright laws?

• Check the video length.

• Check the video quality.

• Check the number of views.

• Check who posted the video.

What should you do if there is any doubt about the origin or legality of a YouTube video?

• Share the video with friends.

• Refrain from using the video.

• Use the video for personal purposes only.

• Use the video but cite the source.

What does a Creative Commons license allow you to do with a YouTube video?

• Only view the video.

• Only remix the video.

• Only share the video.

• View, share, and remix the video.

What is required to make photocopies of a book you bought?

• Only if you use it for educational purposes.

• Only if you don't sell the copies.

• Permission from the copyright holders.

• Nothing, you can freely copy it.

What should you always remember to do to avoid copyright issues or plagiarism?

• Check permissions and cite sources.

• Use content freely.

• Only use content for personal purposes.

• Only use content for educational purposes.