Creative Commons License Quiz for Grade 4 Students

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🎨 Copyright: Means the creator owns their work and decides how it's used.
• 🌍 Creative Commons (CC): A type of license that lets creators share their work while still keeping some rights. Think of it as a set of rules for sharing!
• 🔑 Attribution (BY): Means you have to give credit to the original creator. Always say who made it!
• 💲 Non-Commercial (NC): Means you can't use the work to make money without permission.
• ✂️ No Derivatives (ND): Means you can't change or remix the work. You have to use it as is.
• 🤝 Share Alike (SA): Means if you change the work, you have to share it under the same CC license.

Practice Quiz

1. Question 1: What does 'Creative Commons' help creators do?
   1. Share their work with specific permissions.
   2. Keep their work completely private.
   3. Sell their work for a lot of money.
   4. Destroy their work.
2. Question 2: What does 'Attribution' (BY) mean in a Creative Commons license?
   1. You don't have to give credit to the creator.
   2. You have to give credit to the creator.
   3. You can pretend you made it.
   4. You can sell it without permission.
3. Question 3: If a license has 'Non-Commercial' (NC), what can't you do?
   1. Use it for school projects.
   2. Use it to make money.
   3. Share it with friends.
   4. Look at it.
4. Question 4: What does 'No Derivatives' (ND) mean?
   1. You can change the work however you want.
   2. You can't change or remix the work.
   3. You have to destroy the work.
   4. You have to hide the work.
5. Question 5: If a license has 'Share Alike' (SA), what happens if you change the work?
   1. You don't have to share it.
   2. You have to share it under a different license.
   3. You have to share it under the same CC license.
   4. You can sell it.
6. Question 6: Which of these is NOT a type of Creative Commons license element?
   1. Attribution (BY)
   2. Non-Commercial (NC)
   3. Share Alike (SA)
   4. Copyright (CR)
7. Question 7: Imagine you find a cool picture online with a CC-BY license. What should you do if you want to use it in your school presentation?
   1. Use it without mentioning the creator.
   2. Give credit to the creator.
   3. Say you made it yourself.
   4. Sell the picture.