Copyright Jeopardy 1

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FINAL JEOPARDY
JEOPARDY BOARD
Copyright Fair Use
Fair Use &
Copyright Fact or Fair Use Fact or
Educators
Myth Myth
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Topic 1 - $100 Question
The exclusive right to

perform a protected work,
such as a stage play, or to
display a work in public.
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Topic 1 - $100 Answer
What is the performance and

display right?
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The exclusive right to create

or prepare new works based
on the protected work.
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What is the right to create

adaptations?

The exclusive right to sell or

otherwise distribute copies
to the public.
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What is the distribution

right?

The exclusive right to make

copies of a protected work.
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What is the reproduction

right?

A legal means that specifies the

right to control how the work is used
by the owner of a work of art,
literature, or work that
communicates information or ideas.
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What is copyright?

Only works that have

copyright notice on them are
protected by copyright?
Fact or Myth
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Myth
(March 1, 1989 the use of copyright notice
became optional)

No one can use a protected

work without the owner’s
permission?
Fact or Myth
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Myth
(as long as it fits fair use)

You can copyright your great

ideas.
Fact or Myth
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Myth
(copyright only protects expression)

A copyright automatically
comes into existence the
moment an author fixes
words in some tangible form.
Fact or Myth
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Fact
(no further action needed)

Copyright only protects the

words with which a writer
expressed facts and ideas.
Fact or Myth
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Fact
(facts and ideas are free to use)

The person who decides fair

use in a court of law.
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What is a judge?

Purpose and character,

nature of use, amount used,
and economic effect on the
market
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What are the four factors of

fair use?

Criticism and comment,

news reporting, and research
and scholarship
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What are considered

transformative uses and
likely fair use?

Process of changing material

to help create a new and
different work, without
taking too much of the
original work.
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What is transformation?

Permits limited use of

copyrighted material without
owner consent.
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What is fair use?

The public can freely use

government documents.
Fact or Myth
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Fact
(Government documents are public
domain, and not protected by
copyright by law.)

Fair use is a defense in

court, not a right.
Fact or Myth
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Myth
(fair use is a right according to the
Copyright Act)

Fair use is a guide that is

used all over the world.
Fact or Myth
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Fact

Fair use is easily decided by

a jury in court.
Fact or Myth
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Myth
(Fair use is determined by a judge and is a
well thought out ruling.)

This act was amended in

1992 to make known that
unpublished materials are
necessarily fair use.
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What is the Copyright Act?

Teachers copying for

scholarly or classroom use is
usually fair use.
Fact or Myth
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Fact
(If it is done for nonprofit educational
purposes. See other guidelines that
need to be followed.)

Teachers are allowed to

make one copy per student,
but cannot exceed more
than one copy per student.
Fact or Myth
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Fact
(see specific conditional guidelines)

A teacher has to include a

copy of the notice of
copyright on each page
copied.
Fact or Myth
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Fact
(The easiest way is to do this is to
photocopy the copyright notice page
from the material.)

The choice to make multiple

copies and the actual
classroom use must be
within approximately a
month of each other.
Fact or Myth
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Fact
(Spontaneity is fair use. Also, if a
teacher makes copies for curriculum
prior to the start of school term it is
okay.)

The compliance methods

that must be realized with
respect to distance learning
in education.
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What is the TEACH Act?

FINAL
Topic: Copyright
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Final Jeopardy Question
Copyright owner makes a

public record by legal
formality of basic
information about their
work.
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Final Jeopardy Answer
What is copyright
registration?

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The exclusive right to

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What is the performance and

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The exclusive right to create

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What is the right to create

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The exclusive right to sell or

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What is the distribution

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The exclusive right to make

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What is the reproduction

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A legal means that specifies the

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Only works that have

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No one can use a protected

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You can copyright your great

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Copyright only protects the

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The person who decides fair

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Purpose and character,

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What are the four factors of

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Criticism and comment,

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What are considered

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Process of changing material

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Permits limited use of

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What is fair use?

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The public can freely use

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Fair use is a defense in