Using another person’s creative work without permission, even if you give them credit, can still result in what?Copyright infringementSharingMisrepresentationPlagiarism

Using someone else's work with permission, even if not explicitly cited, is not considered plagiarism. True or False

Giving credit to the source protects you from copyright infringement*2 pointsfalsetrue

Which of the following is an example of fair use of copyrighted material?Multiple ChoiceCreating a parody of a song without permissionCritiquing a book in a newspaper reviewReproducing an entire movie without permissionUsing a photograph in an advertisement without attribution

Plagiarism is using someone else’s words or ideas in your academic work without giving credit to the original author.Which of the following would NOT be considered plagiarism?Group of answer choicesUsing an image, video, or music without permission and/or proper attribution or citation.Putting someone else’s idea into your own words and telling your reader where you got the information using a citation.Summarizing the ideas, statements of fact, or conclusions made by another without citing the source.Word-for-word copying (copying/pasting) of work written by someone else without quotation marks and/or a citation.Close or extended paraphrasing of another person’s work without acknowledging the source. In other words, you’ve taken someone else’s ideas and changed a few words here and there, but haven’t acknowledged where you got the idea from

Using other's works is equivalent to Copyright Infringement.Select one:TrueFalse