Author Rights Challenge Quiz Do you know how to protect your writing? Take the quiz. To find out more visit www.mbiedc.org and select IP For Innovation. OK Question Title * 1. Protecting your writing is a Constitutional right. True False OK Question Title * 2. If writing is on the Internet you can use it without permission. True False OK Question Title * 3. You need to hire a lawyer to register your copyright with the U.S Copyright Office. True False OK Question Title * 4. If the author is dead, you can use his or her music. True False OK Question Title * 5. You can use writing from another country without permission. True False OK Question Title * 6. You can be sued for using another's writing without permission. True False OK Question Title * 7. Winning a lawsuit to protect your writing is more likely if you registered your copyright with the U.S. Copyright Office. True False OK Question Title * 8. When you sign an employment agreement, you could be giving up rights to your written work and will have to hire a lawyer if you ever want to get them back. True False OK Question Title * 9. For the year 1978 and later, your copyright lasts for your entire life plus 70 years; then it enters the public domain. True False OK Question Title * 10. The author of the lyrics, music composer, record label, and publisher can each have separate ownership of the same song. True False OK Question Title * 11. What is your zip code? OK Question Title * 12. Have you ever published your work? Yes No OK Question Title * 13. What is your writing talent? Poetry Prose Reference works Stage plays Screen plays Song lyrics Textbooks Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 14. Do you have any comments or questions? OK IP For All does not provide legal advice. Please consult with an attorney for legal advice and representation. Following completion, please visit http://www.mbiedc.org and click on Quiz Answers to find answers. More information is at IP For Innovation. OK DONE