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1) If you are doing something illegal at a school or university, they are liable, not you.
True False
2) Tennessee Tech does not have a policy on copyright and fair use.
True False
3) Dramatic works, musical works, and sound recordings are copyrightable materials.
True False
4) People can make copies of copyrighted works only if they are using them for news reporting.
True False
5) In terms of music, lyrics, and music videos: you are allowed to use up to 10% or 3 minutes
True False
6) Plagiarism can be defined as "using someone else's words or art without attribution and passing it off as your own".
True False
7) File sharing is legal, as long as you don't get caught.
True False
8) File sharing is a violation of Section 106, Title 17, US Code.
True False
9) The Sonny Bono Copyright Act extended the duration of US Copyrights by 8 years.
True False
10) For a copyright to be valid, there must be a "(c)" (copyright symbol).
True False
11) The Digital Millenium Copyright Act protects most all things online through copyright.
True False
12) You've graduated, and you are a teacher at a brand new school. Explain 3 situations that could get you in trouble with copyright/plagiarism if you did not read through all the pieces of this "Fair Use Presentation".

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