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Hussam Alreddadi: Attempt 1 Time Left:1:38:38 it: 2:00:00 Saved Question 1 (1 point) Which of the following is NOT considered a form of unethical communication? 18 17 use of specific language use of erroneous typography 20 21 promotion of prejudice use of misleading illustrations 24 23 Saved Question 2 (1 point) 26 27 To be copyrighted, material must have a copyright notice. 29 30 be registered with the US Copyright office. be in print format. 32 33 be recorded, printed, or reproduced in any way 35 36 Saved Question 3 (1 point) Which of the following statements is/are true? 38 39 It is possible to deceive readers without lying. Negative assertions such as "no graphics software does more" are, while imprecise, not deceptive." Unlike words, photographs cannot lie. Graphs and charts are based on statistics, thus are factual, and cannot be deceptive. 2:00:00 Which of the following is/are NOT copyrightable? 18 software applications video recordings 21 materials available online an impromptu speech you give in class 24 Saved Question 5 (1 point) If you are faced with an ethical dilemma, a good rule of thumb to help you make a decision is 2. Pass the problem up to a supervisor, then follow that person's instructions. Do nothing. Things often work themselves out. 30 Follow your gut. If you do what feels right you'll do the right thing. Think of someone you admire and ask yourself how that person would handle the 33 dilemma. 36 Question 6 (1 point) Saved A brief acknowledgment, such as "Dr. Jones studied cancer in mice and his results show.. is all that is required 39 in informal writing situations. in formal reports in all writing situations. When you know the individual who wrote the original source personally. Hussam Alreddadi: Attempl 1 Time Left:1:38:11 00 Using the words, images, or ideas of others without attribution 18 is plagiarism. is only plagiarism if you identify the material as your own. 21 is only plagiarism if you do it on purpose. is only plagiarism if the material has been copyrighted. 24 Question 8 (1 point) Saved 27 A copyright like a patent, must be applied for with the proper government agency to be in effect. is automatic as soon as the material is created in permanent format, including files on a computer or the Internet. 30 material you are using carries a copyright notice. should only be a concern when the 33 should concern you only if you use a style guide, such as The Chicago Manual of Style. 36 Question 9 (1 point) Saved When you quote a source, in order to avoid plagiarism 39 change key words using your Thesaurus. summarize; then you don't have to specify the source anymore. only use brief passages, a sentence or less. put material in quotation marks and specify the source. Hussam Alreddadi: Attempt 1 Time Left:1:38:03 Saved Question 10 (1 point) If you alter material you have borrowed from another source, such as a chart or table you have to get permission to make changes. you no longer need to acknowledge the source you have to acknowledge the source and acknowledge that you have altered the material. you still have to acknowledge the source. Saved Question 11 (1 point) You do NOT need permission to use all but one of the following: .Material created by United States Government agencies Material for which copyright protection has expired. Material that has never been registered with the copyright office. Material identified as open source or creative common. Question 12 (1 point) Saved If you are asked to do something unethical on the job immediately accuse the individual of unethical behavior. ask polite questions that clarify the request. agree with the request, but find a way around it later. do what you're asked; the blame falls on the person who asked you, not you.

Answer 1

Answer to Question 1 is correct. Since, Answer to Question 2 is wrong, I have answered that with the relevant details.

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Question 2:

Answer is:

Be recorded printed or reproduced in any way. (which is Option D)

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Explanation:

The owner of the material may want his/her work at his/her own discretion to be registered with the copyright office in order to ensure better protection from any kind of misuse of his/her material. However, as per the applicable rules it is not mandatory to get the material registered with the copyright office. Therefore, Option A and Option B are incorrect.

A material can be in a printed or recorded or reproduced in any form to be registered. It is not correct to say that only the material which is in print format can be registered. The basic requirement is that the material should be created in a format which is permanent. Therefore, Option D is correct and Option C is incorrect.