Question 12 (1 point) In order to be awarded statutory damages 1) The copyright owner must be the creator of the work 2) The work must be registered 3) The creator of the work must be living 4) The infringer must have earned a profit from the infringing activity. Question 13 (1 point) Once a copyrighted work is in the public domain, it is always in the public domain 1) True 2) False A teacher creates electronic copies of two pages from a 200 page almanac, and provides the two pages in PDF form to her class. Her best defense to a copyright infringement accusation is 1) Fair use 2) Transformative use 3) Attribution 4) The original work is not copyrightable Question 15 (1 point) Fair Use is a statute that provides an affirmative defense to a copyright infringement claim 1) True 2) False I publish a cartoon cookbook based on a character named Chip N. Dip to my website. The next day someone else publishes a cookbook based on a character named Chip N. Dip. The second person infringes the first person's copyright. 1) True 2) False Question 17 (1 point) Patent and copyrights: 1) Are similar in that an employer owns the copyright and patents granted to works created employees 2) Are similar in that an employee owns the copyright and patents granted to works created employees 3) Are different because an employer owns a copyright unless agreed to in writing, whereas patents are owned by the employee 4) Are different because an employee owns a copyright unless agreed to in writing, whereas patents are owned by the employer Question 18 (1 point) Which is not a reason to register a work with the Copyright Office? 1) Registration proves prime facie evidence of the copyright's validity 2) Registration is required before filing an infringement suit 3) Registration is required for receiving statutory damages 4) Registration is required in order to be awarded damages Question 19 (1 point) In fair use determination, acknowledgement of the material's source is a substitute for permission. 1) True 2) False Which of the following is not one of the three elements that a plaintiff must prove in a copyright suit? 1) Ownership of the copyright 2) Financial injury 3) Actual copying 4) Misappropriation