Copyright, IP Rights & Artful Expression

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IP basics in art and law

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Froggy Jumps Copyright, IP Rights & Artful ExpressionOnline version IP basics in art and law by camille infante 1 What is copyright primarily protecting? a Public domain facts b Ideas not fixed in a tangible form c Original works of authorship 2 Which of these is typically protected by copyright? a A factual idea behind the painting b A brand slogan c A painting and its photograph 3 What does the concept of fair use allow? a Exclusive rights for unlimited copying b Using a portion of a work for critique or education with limits c Transferring rights to others for profit 4 Which cannot be protected by copyright? a Facts and ideas b Musical compositions fixed in a recording c Original literary works 5 What are moral rights primarily about? a Economic rights for revenue sharing b Patent protection for inventions c Attribution and protection of the author's integrity 6 Transformative use refers to: a Selling the work without permission b A use that adds new expression or meaning to a work c Copying the entire work verbatim 7 Public domain means: a Works not protected by copyright and free to use b Works with expired patents only c Works that are unpublished 8 Who usually owns copyright in works created by employees in the scope of employment? a The employer (work-for-hire often applies) b There is no ownership restriction c The individual employee only 9 Copyright duration in many jurisdictions is: a Life of the author plus 70 years b 100 years after creation c 5 years from publication 10 What constitutes copyright infringement? a Copying or distributing a protected work without permission b Using a public domain work c Creating a new, unrelated work 11 What is Copyright? a Copyright is a legal protection given to creators of original works. b A law that protects original works c A law about using social media 12 Which of the following is protected by copyright? a A school building b An original song c A public road 13 Why are Intellectual Property Rights important to artists? a They protect artists' creative works and rights. b They prevent artists from sharing their work c They allow anyone to copy their work 14 Which situation is an example of piracy? a Buying an original movie legally b Downloading and sharing copyrighted movies without permission c Creating your own music 15 Which is a common issue in the Arts Industries? a Plagiarism b Rules for organizing school events c Buying art materials 16 Name the four factors discussed that influence the arts industries. a Cultural Considerations, Economic Policies, Technology, Ethics b Color Theory, Marketing, Licensing, Export Rules c Cultural Considerations, Socio-Economic Considerations, Business Considerations, Ethnic Considerations

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Copyright, IP Rights & Artful ExpressionOnline version

by camille infante

What is copyright primarily protecting?

Which of these is typically protected by copyright?

What does the concept of fair use allow?

Which cannot be protected by copyright?

What are moral rights primarily about?

Transformative use refers to:

Public domain means:

Who usually owns copyright in works created by employees in the scope of employment?

Copyright duration in many jurisdictions is:

What constitutes copyright infringement?

What is Copyright?

Which of the following is protected by copyright?

Why are Intellectual Property Rights important to artists?

Which situation is an example of piracy?

Which is a common issue in the Arts Industries?

Name the four factors discussed that influence the arts industries.