Which of the following rights does NOT come with copyright?*2 pointsThe right to make copies of the workThe right to make sequelsThe right to display or perform the work in publicThe right to tell someone who buys your work that they can’t destroy it

The right that does NOT come with copyright is "The right to tell someone who buys your work that they can’t destroy it".

Here's why:

1. The right to make copies of the work: This is a fundamental part of copyright law. The owner of a copyright generally has the exclusive right to reproduce or to authorize others to reproduce the work.

2. The right to make sequels: This is also part of copyright law. It falls under the category of derivative works, which are new, original products that include aspects of a copyrighted work.

3. The right to display or perform the work in public: This is another key aspect of copyright law. The owner of a copyright has the exclusive right to perform the work publicly or to authorize others to do so.

4. The right to tell someone who buys your work that they can’t destroy it: This is NOT a right that comes with copyright. Once a legal copy of a work is sold, the new owner has the right to do with it as they please, including destroying it, as long as they do not violate the other exclusive rights of the copyright owner.