Title: Ethics & Copyright
Course: Technology Applications

Q: By doing this, you can use a software program legally.
- copying (Incorrect)
- troubleshooting (Incorrect)
- registering (Correct)
- multitasking (Incorrect)
A: registering

Q: To prevent users from making illegal copies of beta software, a developer may add some form of copy protection to the program.
- True (Correct)
- False (Incorrect)
A: True

Q: What does FAIR USE mean?
- Fair use means that students and teachers can use content from the internet if it is to be used for edcucational purposes.
- Fair use means that anything put uploaded to the internet is fair game, and anyone who can download it has the rights to use it
- Fair use means that people can use anything on the internet as long as they give credit to who made the image.
A: Fair use means that students and teachers can use content from the internet if it is to be used for edcucational purposes.

Q: What is creative commons?
- Creative Commons is an alternative to copyright that allows people to share and protect content.
- Creative Commons is a group of people who vote on lawsuits about copyrights
- Creative Commons is a website for artists and musicians
- Creative commons is a search engine that helps people find images, sounds and documents.
A: Creative Commons is an alternative to copyright that allows people to share and protect content.

Q: What is a copyright?
- a stamp or sticker put on something to show ownership
- a way to protect and share anything you've created
- a type of lawsuit that only applies to internet downloading
- a document that says you can't copy or share something
A: a way to protect and share anything you've created

Q: If a document, image or video is in the public domain, then...
- ...anyone can use it
- ...nobody can use it
- ...only the copyright holder can use it
- ...it can only be used for educational purposes
A: ...anyone can use it

Q: J.K. Rowling wrote seven Harry Potter books, and you love them all. You decide to write a story about Harry Potter's life AFTER book 7. You're going to write about Harry's life when he goes to college. You're going to tell about Harry learning history quitting wizardry. Is this legal?
- Yes, but only if you split the profits with J.K. Rowling
- Yes, since you're writing the new story
- No, because J.K. Rowling invented Harry Potter
- No, because you're changing the story too much
A: No, because J.K. Rowling invented Harry Potter

Q: Lars Ulrich, the drummer from Metallica, is fighting against illegal downloading or piracy. He's already a millionaire, so why does he care?
- If people download albums illegally, they probably won't buy the CD at the store.
- Metallica wants to know how many people are buying their CD's.
- Metallica makes more money when people pay online
A: If people download albums illegally, they probably won't buy the CD at the store.