Question 1

A trademark lasts for

Accepted Answer

A)  20 years after the application is filed. 
B)  70 years after the death of the creator. 
C)  10 years, but it can be renewed for an unlimited number of terms as long as it is used. 
D)  as long as it is kept confidential. 
A)  20 years after the application is filed. 
B)  70 years after the death of the creator. 
C)  10 years, but it can be renewed for an unlimited number of terms as long as it is used. 
D)  as long as it is kept confidential.

Question 2

Which is NOT a provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is illegal to delete copyright information or distribute false copyright information. 
B)  It is illegal to use copyrighted material under any circumstances without permission of the creator. 
C)  It is illegal to circumvent encryption or scrambling technologies that protect copyrighted works. 
D)  It is illegal to distribute tools and technologies designed to circumvent encryption devices. 
A)  It is illegal to delete copyright information or distribute false copyright information. 
B)  It is illegal to use copyrighted material under any circumstances without permission of the creator. 
C)  It is illegal to circumvent encryption or scrambling technologies that protect copyrighted works. 
D)  It is illegal to distribute tools and technologies designed to circumvent encryption devices.

Question 3

​Bisha created a new recipe for a sandwich spread and applied for a patent to protect her trade secret. She is likely to receive this patent.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

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 5

Identify the main provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

Accepted Answer

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DM

Exam 41: Intellectual Property

A trademark lasts for

Which is NOT a provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act?

​Bisha created a new recipe for a sandwich spread and applied for a patent to protect her trade secret. She is likely to receive this patent.

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?

Identify the main provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

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