Respecting the privacy of the subject

Using appropriate materials

Avoiding plagiarism

All of the above

Using someone else's work without permission

Copying someone else's style

Using someone else's materials

None of the above

Copyright infringement

Loss of reputation

Financial penalties

All of the above

Always get permission from the copyright holder before using their work

Only use your own original work

Cite your sources

All of the above

Getting the subject's consent

Respecting the subject's privacy

Avoiding portraying the subject in a negative light

All of the above

Getting the subject's consent

Using appropriate materials

Avoiding copyright infringement

All of the above

Copyright protects the economic rights of the artist

Moral rights protect the non-economic rights of the artist

Copyright expires after a certain number of years

Moral rights last forever

The right to be attributed as the author of the work

The right to prevent the work from being distorted or mutilated

The right to withdraw the work from circulation

All of the above

A copyright protects the expression of an idea

A trademark protects a brand or logo

A copyright lasts for a certain number of years

A trademark can last forever

Register your copyright with the U.S. Copyright Office

Put a copyright notice on your painting

Keep a record of your creative process

All of the above

Include a moral rights clause in your contract

Register your moral rights with the U.S. Copyright Office

Keep a record of your creative process

All of the above

A U.S. law that protects the moral rights of visual artists

A U.S. law that protects the copyright of visual artists

A U.S. law that protects the economic rights of visual artists

A U.S. law that protects the moral and economic rights of visual artists

The right to be attributed as the author of the work

The right to prevent the work from being distorted or mutilated

The right to withdraw the work from circulation

All of the above

Visual artists who are U.S. citizens or residents

Visual artists who are citizens of a country that has a reciprocal copyright agreement with the U.S.

Visual artists who are members of a visual artists' organization

All of the above

The life of the artist plus 70 years

100 years from the date of creation

50 years from the date of publication

The life of the artist plus 50 years