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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Plagiarism = Using someone else's words and ideas without citing them Intellectual property = Creative ideas protected once put into a tangible form Copyright = Way of protecting intellectual property, lasts lifetime+70 years Fair use = Exception to copyright often favoring educational use
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
Intellectual property = Similar to physical property, can be protected once put into tangible form Copyright = Protection for intellectual property, can be registered but not required Creative commons = License that specifies how intellectual property can be used Plagiarism = Using someone else's ideas without proper acknowledgment
Match the following concepts with their characteristics:
Fair use = An exception to copyright law in certain circumstances Plagiarism = Unauthorized use of someone else's work without giving credit Intellectual property = Creative ideas protected when expressed in a tangible way Copyright = Legal protection for creative works lasting beyond the creator's lifetime
Test your knowledge about key concepts like plagiarism, intellectual property, copyright, fair use, and Creative Commons. Explore how these concepts are related and their importance in academic and creative fields.
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