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This is a fair use froggy jump that helps students to understand the difference between copyright infringement and fair use

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This is a fair use froggy jump that helps students to understand the difference between copyright infringement and fair use

by Sasha
1

What is fair use?

2

Which purpose is commonly associated with fair use?

3

Which of the following is most likely to be considered fair use?

4

Which factor is NOT considered when determining fair use?

5

Which of the following is an example of copyright infringement?

6

Who owns the copyright to an original artwork?

7

A teacher shows a 2-minute clip from a documentary in class to discuss filmmaking techniques.

8

An artist copies another artist's entire painting and sells prints of it online without permission.

9

A graphic designer uses a copyrighted photograph in a company's advertisement without obtaining a license.

10

A student downloads a copyrighted movie and uploads the full film to a public website.

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