R081 (Trademarks)

What does a trademark identify?

• copyrighted material

• a product or service

• literary works

• all of the above

Which one of these is NOT a benefit of registering your trademark?

• It deters others from using your trademark

• You get to use the trademark symbol

• You get to use the copyright symbol

• You are given full legal protection

What does this symbol mean?

• means your trademark has been registered

• means your trademark has not been registered

• means your copyright has been registered

• means your copyright has a creative commons license

What does this symbol mean?

• means your trademark has been registered

• means your trademark has not been registered

• means your copyright has been registered

• means your copyright has a creative commons license

What does this symbol mean?

• means your trademark has been registered

• means your trademark has not been registered

• means your copyright has been registered

• means your copyright has a creative commons license

By law, you must register your trademark

• True

• False

Producing a product which is designed to look similar to an existing product in order to convince people to buy it is a violation of copyright law.

• True

• False

What does the term "Intellectual property" mean?

• Anything owned by a scientist or professor

• Creations of the mind

• Media products produced by a specific company

• Media products advertised on TV

What happens after trademarks are registered?

• No one else can use that trademark for those products.

• The business makes a lot of money.

• Other businesses can still use that trademark for their products.

• The business gets new customers.

Coca-Cola and Coke are trademark names for a certain drink made by the Coca-Cola Company, which means

• no other business can make a cola drink.

• no other business can use the name Pepsi.

• no other business can use the name Coca-Cola or Coke.

• no other business can use the name Coca-Cola or Coke or any name that is similar.