Question 1

Manufacturing processes and chemical formulas are examples of ________ secrets.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Manufacturing processes and chemical formulas are examples...

Question 2

Intellectual property is the mind's tangible creations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

What term describes the unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way?

Accepted Answer

A)  Trademark dilution 
B)  Trademark infringement 
C)  Trademark imitation 
D)  Trademark replication 
A)  Trademark dilution 
B)  Trademark infringement 
C)  Trademark imitation 
D)  Trademark replication

Question 4

Even without confidentiality ________ signed by employees, courts prohibit employees from disclosing their employer's trade secrets.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Even without confidentiality ________ signed by employees,...

Question 5

What is an exception to copyright infringement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Just use doctrine 
B)  Fair use doctrine 
C)  Moderate use doctrine 
D)  Reasonable use doctrine 
A)  Just use doctrine 
B)  Fair use doctrine 
C)  Moderate use doctrine 
D)  Reasonable use doctrine

Question 6

What is an example of an intellectual property?

Accepted Answer

A)  "Mona Lisa" picture by Leonardo da Vinci 
B)  Book about Leonardo da Vinci 
C)  Video recording of a movie about Leonardo da Vinci 
D)  All of the above 
A)  "Mona Lisa" picture by Leonardo da Vinci 
B)  Book about Leonardo da Vinci 
C)  Video recording of a movie about Leonardo da Vinci 
D)  All of the above

Question 7

According to federal case law, what trademark is distinctive?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fanciful 
B)  Ordinary 
C)  Beautiful 
D)  Memorable 
A)  Fanciful 
B)  Ordinary 
C)  Beautiful 
D)  Memorable

Question 8

What damages are granted by the Patent Act to a person winning a patent infringement case?

Accepted Answer

A)  Treble 
B)  Double 
C)  Quadruple 
D)  No damages are granted 
A)  Treble 
B)  Double 
C)  Quadruple 
D)  No damages are granted

Question 9

At a writer's conference, Lori (a journalist) met Albert (a popular mystery author) and shared with him her idea for a mystery novel. Later Lori read Albert's new novel and discovered that he used her idea! Lori is sure he violated her copyright. On her webpage, Lori posted 50 pages of this novel, without Albert's permission. Discuss what copyright law violations have been committed and by whom.

Accepted Answer

Copyright law does not protect ideas, on

Question 10

A federal trademark provides protection for 10 years and may be renewed for additional 10-year periods.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What kind of work can be copyrighted?

Accepted Answer

A)  Computer program 
B)  Dance 
C)  Photograph 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Computer program 
B)  Dance 
C)  Photograph 
D)  All of the above

Question 12

A trademark must be nationally well known to qualify for ________ protection.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A trademark must be nationally well known...

Question 13

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Copyright infringement

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

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Service mark

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 15

What term describes the unauthorized selling of a patented invention during the term of the patent?

Accepted Answer

A)  Patent breach 
B)  Patent infringement 
C)  Patent encroachment 
D)  Patent contravention 
A)  Patent breach 
B)  Patent infringement 
C)  Patent encroachment 
D)  Patent contravention

Question 16

Tangible results of intellectual creativity is a(n) ________ property.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Tangible results of intellectual creativity is a(n)...

Question 17

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Patent

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 18

For all works created after January 1, 1978, ________ protection lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years.

Accepted Answer

The answer of For all works created after January 1,...

Question 19

What term describes an invention for which the protection period covered by a patent had expired??

Accepted Answer

A)  Public domain 
B)  Public possession 
C)  Civic assets 
D)  Communal property 
A)  Public domain 
B)  Public possession 
C)  Civic assets 
D)  Communal property

Question 20

Businesses place advertisements in magazines to remind consumers that their products are trademarked.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 23: Intellectual Property

Manufacturing processes and chemical formulas are examples of ________ secrets.

Intellectual property is the mind's tangible creations.

What term describes the unauthorized use of a trademark in a commercially similar way?

Even without confidentiality ________ signed by employees, courts prohibit employees from disclosing their employer's trade secrets.

What is an exception to copyright infringement?

What is an example of an intellectual property?

According to federal case law, what trademark is distinctive?

What damages are granted by the Patent Act to a person winning a patent infringement case?

A federal trademark provides protection for 10 years and may be renewed for additional 10-year periods.

What kind of work can be copyrighted?

A trademark must be nationally well known to qualify for ________ protection.

Match the terms with their descriptions: -Copyright infringement

Match the terms with their descriptions: -Service mark

What term describes the unauthorized selling of a patented invention during the term of the patent?

Tangible results of intellectual creativity is a(n) ________ property.

Match the terms with their descriptions: -Patent

For all works created after January 1, 1978, ________ protection lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years.

What term describes an invention for which the protection period covered by a patent had expired??

Businesses place advertisements in magazines to remind consumers that their products are trademarked.

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