Which of the following is correct for copyright law? Group of answer choices 1.All of the other statements are correct. 2.Copyright in a work lasts for as long as the author is alive, once the author dies the copyright protection ends. 3.It is possible to infringe copyright even if you copy a small part of a work. 4.Copyright only arises once it has been registered.

What will happen when the copyright expires? (Choose only 2) Question 1 options: The work is set as public. Owner can renew copyright within a year from expiry. The work is destroyed. Users do not need to obtain permission from the copyright owner.

What happens to the work after the copyright time has passed? Question 6 options: It goes into the public domain It can be bought There is no time-limit on copyright The work must be destroyed

Which of the following rights does NOT come with copyright?*2 pointsThe right to make copies of the workThe right to make sequelsThe right to display or perform the work in publicThe right to tell someone who buys your work that they can’t destroy it

What is the term of a copyright as a general rule for works created after January 1, 1978?Multiple choice question.The life of the author plus 100 yearsUntil the author reaches the age of 70The life of the author plus 70 yearsUntil the author reaches the age of 80

Which of the following provides that a portion of a copyrighted work may be reproduced for purposes of criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarships, and research?Multiple ChoiceThe limited-use doctrineThe copyright-use doctrineThe fair-use doctrineThe trade-use doctrineThe trade-dress doctrine