Question 1

The limited use of another's copyrighted work is allowed for news reporting and research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

What is necessary for a literary work to be protected under the copyright law?

Accepted Answer

A)  Be registered with the U.S. Copyright Office 
B)  Be published 
C)  Be created in a tangible medium of expression 
D)  Be posted on the Facebook 
A)  Be registered with the U.S. Copyright Office 
B)  Be published 
C)  Be created in a tangible medium of expression 
D)  Be posted on the Facebook C

Question 3

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Intellectual property

Accepted Answer

A)  Nobody can claim ownership over this piece of intellectual property 
B)  Tangible results of the mind's creative work 
C)  Exclusive right given to authors to publish and sell their creative work 
D)  Term describing trademark protection for those words used to identify service providers 
E)  Unauthorized use of copyrighted material
F) Term characterizing a whole group
G) Formula used in business and providing an economic benefit for its owner over the owner's competitors who do not know or use it
H) Legal document protecting the creation of intellectual property
I) Grant of a property right to the inventor
J) Unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way 
A)  Nobody can claim ownership over this piece of intellectual property 
B)  Tangible results of the mind's creative work 
C)  Exclusive right given to authors to publish and sell their creative work 
D)  Term describing trademark protection for those words used to identify service providers 
E)  Unauthorized use of copyrighted material
F) Term characterizing a whole group
G) Formula used in business and providing an economic benefit for its owner over the owner's competitors who do not know or use it
H) Legal document protecting the creation of intellectual property
I) Grant of a property right to the inventor
J) Unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way B

Question 4

What is a type of a patent?

Accepted Answer

A)  Utility 
B)  Design 
C)  Plant 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Utility 
B)  Design 
C)  Plant 
D)  All of the above

Question 5

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-U.S. Constitution

Accepted Answer

A)  Nobody can claim ownership over this piece of intellectual property 
B)  Tangible results of the mind's creative work 
C)  Exclusive right given to authors to publish and sell their creative work 
D)  Term describing trademark protection for those words used to identify service providers 
E)  Unauthorized use of copyrighted material
F) Term characterizing a whole group
G) Formula used in business and providing an economic benefit for its owner over the owner's competitors who do not know or use it
H) Legal document protecting the creation of intellectual property
I) Grant of a property right to the inventor
J) Unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way 
A)  Nobody can claim ownership over this piece of intellectual property 
B)  Tangible results of the mind's creative work 
C)  Exclusive right given to authors to publish and sell their creative work 
D)  Term describing trademark protection for those words used to identify service providers 
E)  Unauthorized use of copyrighted material
F) Term characterizing a whole group
G) Formula used in business and providing an economic benefit for its owner over the owner's competitors who do not know or use it
H) Legal document protecting the creation of intellectual property
I) Grant of a property right to the inventor
J) Unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way

Question 6

Trade secrets are protected by states trade secret statutes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The Chevrolet's bowtie is a trademark example.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

All states have adopted a version of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Customer lists is not an example of a trade secret.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Define a copyright. Identify what is protected and what is not protected by copyright law. Discuss how a copyright may be registered and why the registration is advisable.

Accepted Answer

Definition: A copyright is the exclusive

Question 11

Define a patent and identify types of patents and their duration. Discuss patent law changes that occurred in 2013.

Accepted Answer

Definition: A patent is the grant of a p

Question 12

"Trademark imitation"
is the term describing the unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Generic term

Accepted Answer

A)  Nobody can claim ownership over this piece of intellectual property 
B)  Tangible results of the mind's creative work 
C)  Exclusive right given to authors to publish and sell their creative work 
D)  Term describing trademark protection for those words used to identify service providers 
E)  Unauthorized use of copyrighted material
F) Term characterizing a whole group
G) Formula used in business and providing an economic benefit for its owner over the owner's competitors who do not know or use it
H) Legal document protecting the creation of intellectual property
I) Grant of a property right to the inventor
J) Unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way 
A)  Nobody can claim ownership over this piece of intellectual property 
B)  Tangible results of the mind's creative work 
C)  Exclusive right given to authors to publish and sell their creative work 
D)  Term describing trademark protection for those words used to identify service providers 
E)  Unauthorized use of copyrighted material
F) Term characterizing a whole group
G) Formula used in business and providing an economic benefit for its owner over the owner's competitors who do not know or use it
H) Legal document protecting the creation of intellectual property
I) Grant of a property right to the inventor
J) Unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way

Question 14

What is protected by copyright law?

Accepted Answer

A)  Commonly known facts about Mozart's life 
B)  Idea about a movie describing Mozart's life 
C)  Original novel describing Mozart's life 
D)  Idea about a book describing Mozart's life 
A)  Commonly known facts about Mozart's life 
B)  Idea about a movie describing Mozart's life 
C)  Original novel describing Mozart's life 
D)  Idea about a book describing Mozart's life

Question 15

In 2016, what act did the U.S. Congress pass to protect trade secrets?

Accepted Answer

A)  Defend Trade Secrets Act 
B)  Protect Trade Secrets Act 
C)  Trade Secrets Shield Act 
D)  Trade Secrets Shelter Act 
A)  Defend Trade Secrets Act 
B)  Protect Trade Secrets Act 
C)  Trade Secrets Shield Act 
D)  Trade Secrets Shelter Act

Question 16

The grant of a property right to the inventor is called a(n) ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The grant of a property right to...

Question 17

What is an example of former trademarks that were lost by becoming a generic term?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kleenex 
B)  Aspirin 
C)  Bikini 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Kleenex 
B)  Aspirin 
C)  Bikini 
D)  All of the above

Question 18

Under the modern U.S. patent law, who receives a patent for an invention?

Accepted Answer

A)  First inventor to invent 
B)  First inventor to produce 
C)  First inventor to file for patent protection 
D)  First inventor to announce 
A)  First inventor to invent 
B)  First inventor to produce 
C)  First inventor to file for patent protection 
D)  First inventor to announce

Question 19

To protect their inventions, inventors must receive a patent issued by the U.S. Copyright Office.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

An author of a work always has copyright to his or her creation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 23: Intellectual Property

The limited use of another's copyrighted work is allowed for news reporting and research.

What is necessary for a literary work to be protected under the copyright law?

Match the terms with their descriptions: -Intellectual property

What is a type of a patent?

Match the terms with their descriptions: -U.S. Constitution

Trade secrets are protected by states trade secret statutes.

The Chevrolet's bowtie is a trademark example.

All states have adopted a version of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act.

Customer lists is not an example of a trade secret.

Define a copyright. Identify what is protected and what is not protected by copyright law. Discuss how a copyright may be registered and why the registration is advisable.

Define a patent and identify types of patents and their duration. Discuss patent law changes that occurred in 2013.

"Trademark imitation" is the term describing the unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way.

Match the terms with their descriptions: -Generic term

What is protected by copyright law?

In 2016, what act did the U.S. Congress pass to protect trade secrets?

The grant of a property right to the inventor is called a(n) ________.

What is an example of former trademarks that were lost by becoming a generic term?

Under the modern U.S. patent law, who receives a patent for an invention?

To protect their inventions, inventors must receive a patent issued by the U.S. Copyright Office.

An author of a work always has copyright to his or her creation.

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