● 1.

● What is Fair Use?

○ A. A term used to describe the illegal downloading of music
○ B. A law that allows people to copy their favorite DVDs for their friends
○ C. An exception to the Copyright Law
○ D. A law that protects original creative works
● 2.
● Copyright protects the people who photocopy materials for classroom use.
○ A. True
○ B. False
● 3.
● Check the examples of Fair Use:
○ A. A teacher reads a poem aloud to her class
○ B. A principal tells a department head to print out multiple copies of a textbook
○ C. A student uses a quotation in their essay
○ D. An instructor passes out copies of the first chapter of Heart of Darkness to her
class
● 4.
● Where is Copyright mentioned in the U.S. Constitution?
○ A. Article II Section 8
○ B. Article I Section 7
○ C. Article I Section 8
○ D. Article B Section Q
● 5.
● Teachers have broader rights than school librarians where copyright is
concerned.
○ A. True
○ B. False

● 6.
● Under Fair Use, check which of the following teachers are allowed to
photocopy
○ A. A photograph of a Georgia O'Keeffe painting
○ B. An article on a feminist's perspective of Miley Cyrus
○ C. A graph showing the average amount of sleep high school students get in
different grades
○ D. A Far Side cartoon
● 7.
● How much of a prose work can a teacher photocopy for their students?
○ A. 5,000 words or 35% of the work
○ B. All of the work
○ C. 50% of the work
○ D. 1,000 words or 10% of the work
● 8.
● A 1st grade teacher can make a copy of a Reading Rainbow episode for her
class if she cannot find a copy or cannot find a reasonably priced copy
○ A. True
○ B. False
● 9.
● Teachers may upload the following materials to their website without citation
○ A. Raffi's song, Bananaphone, that plays as a site intro
○ B. An original poem they wrote
○ C. A YouTube video of a monkey eating a banana
○ D. Their favorite Rachel Ray recipe for banana bread
● 10.
● The Fair Use rules for uploading material applies the same for instructors
teaching at public schools as they would for an instructor working at a high
school with tuition.
○ A. True
○ B. False