Under U.S. copyright law, a musical work is “created” when______.
a. the songwriter first conceives of the melody and lyrics
b. the first live performance takes place outside of friends and family
c. it is fixed in musical notation or recorded on a phonorecord
d. it is first released as a commercial recording in the United States
c. it is fixed in musical notation or recorded on a phonorecord
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a. secondary source b. primary source c. parenthetical citation d. plagiarism
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This is the most vivid element of art and design
A. color B. value C. shape D. line
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)