What type of effects are not copied when creating a copy of a permanent?

When creating a copy of a permanent in Magic: The Gathering, certain effects are inherently temporary and do not get copied. This includes effects that are applied only for a specific duration, as well as status markers that indicate ongoing conditions affecting a permanent. For instance, a permanent that has been affected by a spell or ability that changes its characteristics temporarily will not carry those changes over to the copy.

Text-based abilities, such as activated or triggered abilities, are defined by the card and will be included in the copy as they are part of the permanent's base characteristics. Similarly, all characteristics, including power and toughness, are included when a permanent is copied, as these are essential properties of the permanent.

Thus, understanding that temporary effects and status markers do not persist onto a copy clarifies why this option correctly identifies the types of effects that are not included when a permanent is copied. This knowledge is critical for making strategic decisions in gameplay, as it influences the interaction of permanents on the battlefield.