Cassie's Copyright Crossword

5. Copyright ________ allows you to reproduce, use, perform, display, create derivative works, and transmit.
9. Teachers may use _____ in the classroom as long as they don’t make copies for the students.
11. Quoting the author of a copied work, does not satisfy Copyright _______.
14. The basic need for copyright protections is to stop others from making ______.
15. An entire work of printed material must contain Copyright ______.
16. Students should understand that Copyright ___ is designed to protect those who created original works.
17. The ______ of the Copyright work helps distinguish if is Fair Use.
18. Copyright must be ______ for a period of time, because it would limit the growth of culture and science.
20. The _______ of the work used can also play a role in Fair Use.

1. Most of the information on the internet is not ______ domain.
2. You cannot install personal commercial or shareware software on school ______.
3. There are ways to use Copyright without permission, such as using ____.
4. In 1787, copyright was included in the _______.
6. All _____ creative works are protected by Copyright immediately upon creation.
7. If a piece is a copyrighted work, you may not use it unless you get ______.
8. Fair Use allows students to use Copyright works to create ________ projects.
10. When works are released from Copyright they are said to be in Public _____.
12. In 1790 after creators filed Copyright for 14 years, they can apply for an ______ for another 14 years.
13. If you need to use a piece of work, use a part of the work not the _____ thing.
19. There are ways to transmit creation without needing permission or payment, this is called ____ Use.