Question

1. which of the following is true about copyrighted images found online?

a. you may use them freely if they are on a public website
b. you may use them as long as you edit them
c. you need permission or a proper license to use them
d. you may use them only if the image has no watermark

1. what is fair use?

a. permission to use any image as long as its for a school project
b. a legal doctrine allowing limited use of copyrighted work under certain conditions
c. the right to use any copyrighted material for free
d. the ability to trademark graphic assets

1. an image labeled creative commons zero (cc0) means:

a. you may use it, but not edit it
b. you may use it only for personal use
c. you may use, edit, and share it with no attribution required
d. you must pay the creator for any commercial use

1. when do you need a model release form?

a. when you photograph a building
b. when you photograph a person who is identifiable
c. when you take any photo in public
d. when you redesign a logo

1. which of the following describes intellectual property?

a. only digital artwork
b. physical artwork only
c. creations of the mind, including designs, photos, videos, and logos
d. only copyrighted books

Explanation:

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Copyrighted images are protected by law. Public website hosting doesn’t remove copyright (A wrong). Editing doesn’t bypass copyright (B wrong). Watermark presence/absence doesn’t determine usage rights (D wrong). Using copyrighted images needs permission or a proper license (C is correct).

Fair use isn’t unlimited school - project use (A wrong), nor free use of any copyrighted material (C wrong), and it’s not about trademarking (D wrong). It’s a legal doctrine allowing limited use of copyrighted work under certain conditions (B is correct).

CC0 (Creative Commons Zero) means the work is in the public domain. You can use, edit, share without attribution (A: can edit; B: not just personal use; D: no payment needed. So C is correct).

Answer:

C. You need permission or a proper license to use them

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