Copyright or CopyWRONG?

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It's a law that protects an individual's work from being used without their permission

It's when you copy someone's work correctly

The lawful use of others' work without having to seek permission from the creator

Using someone else's work without getting caught

Using something for a fair amount of time

Copyright - it's ok to use the image because it was easy to take from the website

CopyWRONG - it's NOT ok to use this image without completing significant checks. He should credit the image in his work.

Elijah is creating a project on the Roman Empire. He finds a picture on NatGeoKids.com and copies it into his work. Is this copyright or copyWRONG?

Copyright - it's ok to use the image because it's copyright-free. She has also given credit to where the image was found.

CopyWRONG - it's NOT ok to use this image because she has not talked to the website creator to get permission.

Isabella finds a website that is copyright-free, such as Pixabay. She uses an image from the website in her project and credits where they came from.

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