Question

match each term to its definition. (1 point) public domain fair use citation creative commons license set of works and ideas that can be used and copied by anyone the right to use a limited amount of copyrighted material in your own work for a valid purpose used by anyone who wants to protect work in a less restrictive way a reference to another source in a piece of writing or material

Explanation:

• public domain: By definition, it refers to a set of works and ideas that are not restricted by copyright and can be freely used and copied by anyone.
• fair use: This is a legal doctrine that allows the use of a limited amount of copyrighted material in certain valid contexts (like for educational, commentary, etc. purposes) without permission from the copyright holder.
• citation: It is a standard practice in academic and other writing where one gives a reference to another source (could be a book, article, etc.) within a piece of writing or material.
• Creative Commons license: It is a type of license that creators can use to protect their work but in a less restrictive way compared to traditional full - copyright. It allows for different levels of sharing, adapting, etc. of the work as per the specific terms of the license.

Answer:

• public domain: set of works and ideas that can be used and copied by anyone
• fair use: the right to use a limited amount of copyrighted material in your own work for a valid purpose
• citation: a reference to another source in a piece of writing or material
• Creative Commons license: used by anyone who wants to protect work in a less restrictive way