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Multiple Choice Question:

What types of work are copyrighted? Check all that apply.
Choices:
A. Dramatic
B. Musical
C. Graphical
D. Speeches
E. Literary

Multiple Choice Question:When does someone get copyright protection?

Choices:
A. When the author gets paid.
B. As soon as the work is created.
C. When it is published with a symbol.
D. When it is registered for copyright.

Multiple Choice Question:How long in the U.S. does copyright last?

Choices:

A. Forever, as long as someone holds the copyright

B. 70 years after it is created
C. A person's life plus 70 years after death
D. It depends on the type of registration that was bought
Multiple Choice Question: What happens to the work after the copyright time has passed?

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A. It can be bought
B. There is no time-limit on copyright
C. The work must be destroyed
D. It goes into the public domain

Multiple Choice Question:

Something must have the sign to be copyrighted.

Choices:
A. True, how else would you know if it was in the public domain or not?
B. False, a work belongs to the creator whether or not there is a symbol

Multiple Choice Question:

What is fair use?

Choices:

A. Paying the creator a fair price for the work

B. Using paid-for commercial products once and not sharing them
C. Limited copying or distribution of published works without the author's
permission
D. Freeware that you obtain from the Internet

Multiple Choice Question:

What are the four factors that determine if the use of copyrighted material falls under fair
use?

Choices:

A. Purpose, Content, Amount, and Market Effect

B. Purpose, Amount, Environment, and Market Effect
C. Substantiality, Use, Nature, and Market Effect
D. Purpose, Nature, Amount, and Market Effect
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Non-profit and educational uses will generally weigh in favor of fair use as opposed to:

Choices:
A. News Reporting
B. Scientific Use
C. Commercial Use
D. Respective Uses

Multiple Choice Question:

Understanding the difference between primary and secondary sources is important
because...

Choices:
A. different types of sources provide different kinds of information.
B. sometimes a primary source has a greater impact in a paper than a secondary
source.
C. primary sources can often be biased and provide a skewed version of history,
where secondary sources usually remain neutral.
D. all of the above

Multiple Choice Question:

What form of digital media uses file formats with the abbreviations JPEG, PNG and
TIFF
Choices:
A. Images
B. Photographs
C. Video
D. Audio

Multiple Choice Question:

With images, audio and video, what is the usual relationship between file size and
media quality (There is more than one correct answer.)

Choices:
A. Smaller file = faster to download and better quality
B. Smaller file = faster to download but poorer quality
C. Bigger file = slower to download but better quality
D. Bigger file = slower to download and poorer quality
Multiple Choice Question:
Which of the following online services does not enable the sharing of videos
Choices:
A. Smaller file = faster to download and better quality
B. Smaller file = faster to download but poorer quality
C. Bigger file = slower to download but better quality
D.Bigger file = slower to download and poorer quality

Multiple Choice Question:

Which of the following online services does not enable the sharing of videos

Choices:
A. SoundCloud
B. Tumblr
C. Flickr
D. None of the above - they all support video.

Multiple Choice Question: What do Audacity, Wavepad and GarageBand have in common?

Choices:

A. They are all open source.

B. They are all used for audio editing and production.
C. They are all designed to work on mobile devices.
D. They are all free.

Multiple Choice Question:

Refers to the conventions, formats, symbols and narrative structures which
indicate to an audience the meaning of media messages. Symbolically, the
language of electronic media work in much the same way as grammar works in
print media. (UNESCO MIL Curriculum for Teachers)

Choices:
Media Codes, Conventions, Languages and Messages
Media Education
Media Literacy
Media Convergence
Multiple Choice Question:
Refers to a theory that people receive and interpret media messages in the light
of their own history, experience and perspective so that different groups of
people may interpret the same message in different ways

Choices:
Internet Addiction
Massive Open Online Course
Active audience
Audience
Multiple Choice Question:
Understanding and using mass media in either an assertive or non-assertive
way, including an informed and critical understanding of media, what
techniques they employ and their effects. Also the ability to read, analyze,
evaluate and produce communication in a variety of media forms, e.g.
television, print, radio, computers etc. Another understanding of the term is the

Choices:

Media Convergence
Media Education
Media and Information Literacy
Media Literacy
Multiple Choice Question:
Refers to virtual reality or interactive 3D and have a figurative
appearance. Current examples range from 3D printer, 3D films,
holograms, etc.
Choices:
Massive Open Online Course
People Media
Three Dimensional Technology
New Media

Multiple Choice Question:

Refers to content organized and distributed on digital platforms.
(UNESCO MIL Curriculum for Teachers)

Choices:
New Media
People Media
Media
Netiquette
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ability to decode, analyze, evaluate and produce communication in a
variety of forms.
Choices:

Media Literacy
Media
Media Convergence
Media Codes, Conventions, Languages and Messages
Text Information and Media

Multiple Choice Question: physical object used to communicate media messages.

Choices:
People Media
Netiquette
Media
Internet

Multiple Choice Question:

A broad term that can cover data, knowledge derived from study,
experience, or instruction, signals or symbols. In the media world,
information is often used to describe knowledge of specific events or
situations that has been gathered or received by communication,
intelligence or news.
Choices:
New (Information) Age
Text Information and Media
Information
Information Literacy
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Which of the following video editing packages are available for the iPad
(There is more than one correct answer.)

Choices:

A. Final Cut Pro

B. Avid Studio
C. iMovie
D. Adobe Premiere

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