Question 12.12 pts Choose the reason(s) that copyright law exists. (Select all that apply) Group of answer choices To promote the progress of science and the useful arts. To provide a cash reward to people who create the most artistic and creative works. To offer legal protection to creators of creative works. To transfer knowledge and belief to others through creative works. To incentivize creators to create by offering them a monopoly (to maintain executive control) over their creative works. To ensure that no one can control creative works and creativity. Flag this Question Question 22.12 pts Self-publishing a book and selling it on Amazon Group of answer choices Preparing derivative works Distributing copies of the work by sale, gift, rental, or loan Performing the work publicly Displaying the work publicly Reproducing the work in full or in part Flag this Question Question 32.12 pts Adapting a book into a film Group of answer choices Preparing derivative works Distributing copies of the work by sale, gift, rental, or loan Performing the work publicly Displaying the work publicly Reproducing the work in full or in part Flag this Question Question 42.12 pts Emailing a PDF or Word doc of a short story you wrote to your friends Group of answer choices Preparing derivative works Distributing copies of the work by sale, gift, rental, or loan Performing the work publicly Displaying the work publicly Reproducing the work in full or in part Flag this Question Question 52.12 pts Printing copies of an article you wrote Group of answer choices Preparing derivative works Distributing copies of the work by sale, gift, rental, or loan Performing the work publicly Displaying the work publicly Reproducing the work in full or in part Flag this Question Question 62.12 pts Translating a book from English to French Group of answer choices Preparing derivative works Distributing copies of the work by sale, gift, rental, or loan Performing the work publicly Displaying the work publicly Reproducing the work in full or in part Flag this Question Question 72.12 pts Showing a film at a community event Group of answer choices Preparing derivative works Distributing copies of the work by sale, gift, rental, or loan Performing the work publicly Displaying the work publicly Reproducing the work in full or in part Flag this Question Question 82.12 pts Performing a song at a festival Group of answer choices Preparing derivative works Distributing copies of the work by sale, gift, rental, or loan Performing the work publicly Displaying the work publicly Reproducing the work in full or in part Flag this Question Question 92.12 pts Posting a photo on an online blog for everyone to see Group of answer choices Preparing derivative works Distributing copies of the work by sale, gift, rental, or loan Performing the work publicly Displaying the work publicly Reproducing the work in full or in part Flag this Question Question 102.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Musical Recordings Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 112.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Building Plans Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 122.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Ideas Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 132.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Names Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 142.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Data sets Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 152.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Facts Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 162.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Sculptures Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 172.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Paintings Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 182.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Novels Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 192.12 pts In the examples below, select "true" if it receives copyright protection in the United States and "false" if it does not. Discoveries Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 202.12 pts Select the best representation of copyright notice below. Group of answer choices Filling out the registration form with the U.S. Copyright Office. Letting someone know when you think they are reusing your work without your permission or authorization. Including the © symbol and your name on your creative works. Making something creative and publishing it. Flag this Question Question 212.12 pts In the U.S., copyright terms currently last for life of the author plus 70 years. Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 222.12 pts When works enter the public domain, legally you must still give attribution (credit/citation) to the creator of the work to avoid copyright infringement. Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 232.12 pts A copyright holder is responsible for monitoring the misuse of their copyrighted works. Group of answer choices True False Flag this Question Question 242.12 pts For a work to qualify for copyright protection, it must meet three conditions: 1. Be in a fixed tangible medium of expression. 2. Hold a minimal level of . 3. Be an creation. Flag this Question Question 252.12 pts One of the exclusive rights of copyright holders is the right to prepare derivative works. What is the best example of a derivative work? Group of answer choices Emailing copies of an article you wrote to your colleagues. Hanging a work of art in a restaurant. Writing a screenplay adaptation of a novel. Using a print-on-demand service for a book you wrote to sell copies on Amazon. Flag this Question Question 262.12 pts The following are examples of works that have fallen into the public domain: a work published before [ Select ] ["1920", "1921", "1922", "1923"] ; and a work published before January 1, 1978 whose author died more than author died more than [ Select ] ["70", "75", "77", "80"] years ago. Flag this Question Question 272.12 pts There are other instances of creative original works residing or falling into the public domain. For example, works created by employees of the [ Select ] ["publisher of a work", "U.S. Federal Government", "U.S. Copyright Office"] as part of that person's official duties automatically reside in the public domain. Another example is an author who chooses to waive copyright protections and [ Select ] ["restrict", "notify", "dedicate"] their creative original works to the public domain. Flag this Question Question 282.12 pts Select the correct answer for each statement: In order to [ Select ] be able to file a copyright infringement lawsuit"] the U.S. Copyright Office. ["to receive copyright protection", "to your work must be registered with In the U.S., Article 1, Section 8, Clause 8 of the U.S. Constitution is known as the Copyright Clause. It exists to promote the progress of Science and the useful Arts by offering copyright holders a [ Select ] ["monopoly", "monetary reward"] for the creation of new creative works. Flag this Question Question 292.12 pts What is the best example of an item not protected by copyright? Group of answer choices A scholarly article about jellyfish The population of the city of Seoul, South Korea Architectural blueprints An encyclopedia Flag this Question Question 302.12 pts Which of the following statements is FALSE? Group of answer choices Citing your sources protects you from committing plagiarism by acknowledging that specific information in your paper has been taken from another source. You don't have to cite the source for a fact in your paper if it's something that most people would already know. There are many different citation styles, and you must find out which one your professor prefers. It is not necessary to cite sources found on the web. Flag this Question Question 312.12 pts Choose the best answer below to complete this sentence: When you are doing research for a paper, good note-taking techniques will protect you from plagiarism ... Group of answer choices ... by proving to your professor that you've done lots of reading. ... by ensuring you know the source of each fact in your notes and you can clearly distinguish between your own ideas versus points taken from your sources. ... but only if you are taking notes by hand. ... by requiring you to copy out long passages exactly from the source. Flag this Question Question 322.12 pts Which of the following situations require you to cite your source? There is more than one correct answer, so choose all that apply. Group of answer choices You quote directly from a source. You use an idea you found in a source. You think up a clever idea of your own. You create a graph to illustrate your point. You use a fact from a source. You think it could be common knowledge, but you're not sure. Flag this Question Question 332.12 pts Which of the following statements is TRUE? Group of answer choices Some direct quotations do not require citations. If you paraphrase information from a source you do not need a citation. Patchwriting is not considered a form of plagiarism. It is difficult to paraphrase material if you do not really understand it. Flag this Question Question 342.12 pts Original writing: “Other than genetic research, there is no consensus on the cause of dyslexia. Research suggests that, because dyslexia is more common among males than females, the dyslexic's left hemisphere may have been overexposed to testosterone during fetal development. Another view holds that the left hemisphere develops slower. Other researchers suggest that dyslexia is caused by trauma during fetal development or childbirth” (Dowson, 2003, para. 19). Is this an acceptable paraphrase? To date, there is no agreement on what causes dyslexia. Since dyslexia is more common among males than females, some researchers believe that the dyslexic’s left hemisphere may have received too much testosterone during fetal development. Another view holds that the same hemisphere may develop slower. Finally, some researchers suggest that the dyslexic child may have experienced some form of trauma during fetal development or during childbirth (Dowson, 2003). Group of answer choices Yes, it's an acceptable paraphrase. No, this is patchwriting. Flag this Question Question 352.12 pts Which of the following statements is TRUE? Group of answer choices All sources cited in the essay (i.e. with parenthetical references, footnotes, or endnotes) must also be listed at the end of the paper. All citation styles use parenthetical references. All parenthetical references are in the form (author, date, page). Preparing citations and a list of works cited is a quick and easy task you can leave for the last minute. Flag this Question Question 362.12 pts Original writing: “The Coca-Cola Co. is testing a new vending machine that lets thirsty consumers buy a Coke by dialing a phone number located on the machine near the coin slot. Dial the number and out pops your pop. The wireless phone account is charged for the soda. Students and staff at the Institute of Technology in Helsinki are using the prototype. Coke says it is waiting to see how the phone-ready vending machine fares there before possibly rolling it out elsewhere, maybe even in the U.S.” (Pappas, 1999, p. 45). Is this an acceptable paraphrase? The Coca-Cola Company has developed a prototype vending machine that allows people to use their cell phone to order a soft drink. Customers can charge their desired beverage to their wireless phone account by simply calling the telephone number posted on the machine. Coca-Cola is currently testing their invention in Finland with students and staff at the Institute of Technology in Helsinki. If the trials are successful, Coca-Cola is considering introducing its invention into American and international markets (Pappas, 1999). Group of answer choices Yes, it's an acceptable paraphrase. No, this is patchwriting. Flag this Question Question 372.12 pts Citation styles vary in how the information about the source is displayed. However, when you're taking notes for your paper there is certain information you should record about every source. Which of the following should you write down? There is more than one correct answer, so choose all that apply. Group of answer choices author's name title of article or book title of journal (if the source is an article) ISBN (International Standard Book Number) publisher page number(s) where you found the information URL or DOI (if it's an online source) date of publication Flag this Question Question 382.12 pts Which of the following statements is FALSE? Group of answer choices Collusion is a form of plagiarism where the student gets unauthorized help on an essay or assignment. It is necessary to ask the professor's permission before working on an assignment with a group of students in your class. It is necessary to obtain the professor's permission before asking a librarian to help find books and articles relevant to the topic. If your professor does authorize you to get help from a tutor or editor, you must acknowledge this in your paper. Flag this Question Question 392.12 pts Which of the following statements is TRUE? Group of answer choices Using ideas and writing from your previously completed academic work is NEVER acceptable. If you use ideas or writing from a paper you wrote for a different class, you don't need to include it in your reference list. Using ideas and writing from your own previously completed work is okay as long as you get permission from your instructor and cite your previous work in the text of your new paper. Flag this Question Question 402.12 pts You find a neat idea in an article, so you use it in your paper. You don’t bother to cite the source of the idea because you’ve expressed it in your own words. Is this plagiarism? Group of answer choices Yes, it's plagiarism. No, it isn't. Flag this Question Question 412.12 pts You copy a paragraph directly from an article you found. You cite the source, but you forget to put quotation marks. Is this plagiarism? Group of answer choices Yes, it's plagiarism. No, it isn't. Flag this Question Question 422.12 pts You need an image for your essay. You go online and find one. You don’t cite the source of your image, because you believe that images on the web aren’t protected by copyright. Is this plagiarism? Group of answer choices Yes, it's plagiarism. No, it isn't. Flag this Question Question 432.12 pts You pay a tutor for editing assistance, and he drastically re-writes your original paper. You hand in this new edited version to your professor. Is this plagiarism? Group of answer choices Yes, it's plagiarism. No, it isn't. Flag this Question Question 442.12 pts It’s the night before your paper is due, and you haven’t done any work. You buy a paper from an online essay-mill. Is this plagiarism? Group of answer choices Yes, it's plagiarism. No, it isn't. Flag this Question Question 452.12 pts Your friend did the course last year, and she gives you her paper. You change the wording here and there and insert a few of your own ideas. Is this plagiarism? Group of answer choices Yes, it's plagiarism. No, it isn't. Flag this Question Question 462.48 pts You copy a short passage from an article you found. You change a couple of words, so that it’s different from the original – this way you don’t need quotation marks. You carefully cite the source. Is this plagiarism? Group of answer choices Yes, it's plagiarism. No, it isn't. Flag this Question Question 472.12 pts Your professor assigned an in-class writing exercise early in the semester, and you did really well on it. You now want to use some of the same ideas in your final paper. You discuss this with your professor, and she gives permission for you to reuse your earlier work, as long as your term paper also contains some substantially new ideas. Is this plagiarism? Group of answer choices Yes, it's plagiarism. No, it isn't.
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