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- 1. Multiple Choice
If you are using a photo with the Share Alike license, what do you need to do?
Don't worry about providing the credit to the originator.
You can't make money. You can't sell it.
No changes. It must stay equal to the original work.
Must use the same Creative Commons License.
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich Creative Commons condition does this symbol represent?AttibutionNonCommercialNoDerivativesShareAlike
- 3. Multiple Choice
This Creative Commons License lets others copy, distribute, display, and perform only verbatim/exact copies of your work, not derivatives works based upon it.
Non-Commerical License
Share Alike License
Attribution License
No Derivative Works License
- 4. Multiple Choice
This Creative Commons License lets others copy, distribute, display, and perform your work and derivative works based upon it, but for non commercial purposes.
Non Commercial License
Share Alike License
Attribution License
No Derivative Works License
- 5. Multiple Choice
This Creative Commons License allows others to distribute derivative works only under a license IDENTICAL to the license that governs your work.
Non-Commercial License
Share Alike License
Attribution License
No derivative Works License
- 6. Multiple Choice
This Creative Commons License allows others to distribute, remix, modify, either commercially or non-commercially and is known as the most lenient license.
Non-Commercial License
Share Alike License
Attribution License
No derivative Works License
- 7. Multiple Choice
What License does this have?
Attribution-Share Alike License
Attribution-No Derivative Works License
Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike License
Attribution-Non commercial-No Derivative Works License
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the terms of the NoDerivatives condition in Creative Commons?You must give credit to the creator by citing the work.You may not use the work to make money.You cannot make any changes to the work.If you modify a work, you must share your creation on the same terms.
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat License does this have?Attribution-Share Alike LicenseAttribution-No Derivative Works LicenseAttribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike LicenseAttribution-Non commercial-No Derivative Works License
- 10. Multiple Choice
For a work to be protected under copyright, it must:
be copied with permission.
be original and fixed in a tangible (physical) form.
include a Copyright Notice.
be included in the Fair Use Act.
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThe Fair Use guideline says that I can use 10%.... up to 30 seconds of a video or song. If the song is 3 minutes (hint 180 seconds) long, how much should I copy?1 minuteThe whole song18 seconds30 seconds
- 12. Multiple ChoiceIf an image you want to copy does not have the copyright symbol on it, you can use it any way you want.TrueFalse
- 13. Multiple ChoiceIf you want to use copyrighted material outside of the Fair Use guidelines, you should do which of the following?Ask your teacher if it's okayContact and ask the copyright holder for permissionUse it... and hope nobody notices
- 14. Multiple ChoiceIf I found the work (picture, song, story...) on the internet, it must be public domain.TrueFalse
- 15. Multiple ChoiceYou can use other people's copyrighted materials if you:are able to copy and paste it from the Internet.obtain a copy from your school library.pay a fee, obtain permission, or follow Fair Use guidelines.download the content from the Internet for free.
- 16. Multiple Choice
Any idea or artistic creation that is recorded in some form, whether it’s hard copy or digital.
Creative Work
Copyright
Creative Commons
License
- 17. Multiple Choice
A clear way to define the copyright of your creative work so people know how it can be used.
Creative Work
Copyright
Creative Commons
License
- 18. Multiple Choice
Stealing copyrighted work by downloading or copying it in order to keep, sell, or give it away without permission and without paying.
Plagiarize
Public Domain
Piracy
Fair Use
- 19. Multiple Choice
Copying, “lifting,” or making slight changes to some or all of someone else’s work and saying you created it.
Plagiarize
Public Domain
Piracy
Fair Use
- 20. Multiple Choice
The ability to use a small amount of copyrighted work without permission, but only in certain ways and in specific situations (schoolwork and education, news reporting, criticizing or commenting on something, and comedy/parody).
Plagiarize
Public Domain
Piracy
Fair Use
- 21. Multiple Choice
Alex had an idea for a poem in his head for the longest time, but once he finally wrote it down it instantly had a ____________________.
Creative Commons
Public Domain
Copyright
Creative Work
- 22. Multiple Choice
When Dwayne used a kind of copyright to make it easy for others to copy and share his video, he was using ____________________.
Creative Commons
Public Domain
Copyright
Fair Use
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