Question 1

The Supreme Court has held that parody of copyrighted material is a per se violation of copyright law.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which of the following is correct?

Accepted Answer

A) A copyright can be renewed once it expires. 
B) A patent can be renewed once it expires. 
C) A trademark can be renewed as long as the mark is still in use. 
D) None of the above. 
A) A copyright can be renewed once it expires. 
B) A patent can be renewed once it expires. 
C) A trademark can be renewed as long as the mark is still in use. 
D) None of the above.

Question 3

Provisional patents are good for one year.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Jason and Stacey go to the movie theater and decide to use a camcorder to film the show so they can watch it again with their friends later at home.They have:

Accepted Answer

A) made an ethical, legal, wise economic decision since the cost of viewing the movie in the theater again is too high for their limited budget. 
B) violated the Family Entertainment and Copyright Act, and committed a criminal offense. 
C) violated the No Electronic Theft Act. 
D) committed an ethical but illegal act by violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. 
A) made an ethical, legal, wise economic decision since the cost of viewing the movie in the theater again is too high for their limited budget. 
B) violated the Family Entertainment and Copyright Act, and committed a criminal offense. 
C) violated the No Electronic Theft Act. 
D) committed an ethical but illegal act by violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

Question 5

Monic,a college professor,makes 30 photocopies of a magazine article and passes the article out to her students.The students are assigned to read the article and write an opinion paper about it.Has Monic violated copyright law?

Accepted Answer

A) Yes.Though the author will probably not enforce his or her rights under this situation, Monic has technically violated federal copyright law. 
B) Yes.Though educators have a right under the "fair use doctrine" to make limited use of copyrighted materials, Monic violated the law when she made photocopies of an entire article and distributed them to her students. 
C) No.Monic has acted within the fair use doctrine. 
D) No, as up to 50 photocopies of articles are always permissible. 
A) Yes.Though the author will probably not enforce his or her rights under this situation, Monic has technically violated federal copyright law. 
B) Yes.Though educators have a right under the "fair use doctrine" to make limited use of copyrighted materials, Monic violated the law when she made photocopies of an entire article and distributed them to her students. 
C) No.Monic has acted within the fair use doctrine. 
D) No, as up to 50 photocopies of articles are always permissible.

Question 6

If Cub Cadet wins a trademark infringement suit by proving the defendant's trademark,Kub Kadet,is likely to deceive customers about who made the goods,Cub Cadet is entitled to:

Accepted Answer

A) up to three times actual damages. 
B) an injunction to prevent further infringement. 
C) any profits Kub Kadet made on its infringing product. 
D) All of the above. 
A) up to three times actual damages. 
B) an injunction to prevent further infringement. 
C) any profits Kub Kadet made on its infringing product. 
D) All of the above.

The Supreme Court has held that parody of copyrighted material is a per se violation of copyright law.

Which of the following is correct?

Provisional patents are good for one year.

Jason and Stacey go to the movie theater and decide to use a camcorder to film the show so they can watch it again with their friends later at home.They have:

Monic,a college professor,makes 30 photocopies of a magazine article and passes the article out to her students.The students are assigned to read the article and write an opinion paper about it.Has Monic violated copyright law?

If Cub Cadet wins a trademark infringement suit by proving the defendant's trademark,Kub Kadet,is likely to deceive customers about who made the goods,Cub Cadet is entitled to:

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Exam 34: Intellectual Property

The Supreme Court has held that parody of copyrighted material is a per se violation of copyright law.

Which of the following is correct?

Provisional patents are good for one year.

Jason and Stacey go to the movie theater and decide to use a camcorder to film the show so they can watch it again with their friends later at home.They have:

Monic,a college professor,makes 30 photocopies of a magazine article and passes the article out to her students.The students are assigned to read the article and write an opinion paper about it.Has Monic violated copyright law?

If Cub Cadet wins a trademark infringement suit by proving the defendant's trademark,Kub Kadet,is likely to deceive customers about who made the goods,Cub Cadet is entitled to:

Introduction to Law

Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

Dispute Resolution

Common Law, statutory Law, and Administrative Law

Constitutional Law

Torts

Crime

International Law

Introduction to Contracts

Agreement

Consideration

Legality

Capacity and Consent

Written Contracts

Third Parties

Performance and Discharge

Remedies

Introduction to Sales

Ownership and Risk

Warranties and Product Liability

Performance and Remedies

Creating a Negotiable Instrument

Liability for Negotiable Instruments

Liability for Negotiable Instruments: Banks and Their Customers

Secured Transactions

Bankruptcy

Agency

Employment Law

Starting a Business: Llcs and Other Options

Corporations

Securities Regulation

Property

Cyberlaw

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