Intellectual Property Vocabulary

Intellectual property...

• It is when you own your own thoughts because they are yours and they came from your brain.

• It protects confidential information, such as the secret formula for making Coca-Cola, or Chick-Fil-a Sauce.

• is a creation from someone's ideas owned by that person. It includes: patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.

• It identifies the source (maker or provider) of products and services. They are usually words, designs, or a combination of words and a design.

Intellectual Property includes ALL of these...

• Production

• Patents and trade secrets

• None of these options

• Trademarks and copyrights

• Two options are correct

Copyrights are...

• Intellectual property that identifies the source (maker or provider) of products and services. They are usually words, designs, or a combination of words and a design.

• Intellectual property to protect artistic and literary works.

• Intellectual property records to protect inventions

• Intellectual property kept secret used to protect confidential information, such as the secret formula for making Coca-Cola, or Chick-Fil-a Sauce.

Trade secrets are...

• Intellectual property records to protect inventions

• Intellectual property to protect artistic and literary works.

• Intellectual property kept secret used to protect confidential information, such as the secret formula for making Coca-Cola, or Chick-Fil-a Sauce.

• Intellectual property that identifies the source (maker or provider) of products and services. They are usually words, designs, or a combination of words and a design.

Trademarks are...

• Intellectual property that identifies the source (maker or provider) of products and services. They are usually words, designs, or a combination of words and a design.

• Intellectual property kept secret used to protect confidential information, such as the secret formula for making Coca-Cola, or Chick-Fil-a Sauce.

• Intellectual property records to protect inventions

• Intellectual property to protect artistic and literary works.

Patents are...

• Intellectual property kept secret used to protect confidential information, such as the secret formula for making Coca-Cola, or Chick-Fil-a Sauce.

• Intellectual property that identifies the source (maker or provider) of products and services. They are usually words, designs, or a combination of words and a design.

• Intellectual property to protect artistic and literary works.

• Intellectual property records that protect ownership of inventions

A design patent and a utility patent are different because...

• One protects ownership of trademarks and the other copyrights

• One protects ownerships of ornamental ideas and the other protects ownership of funcional ideas.

• They are different because one of them is a type of patent and the other one is not.

• They are the same, they both cover the creation of a new or improved—and useful—product, process, or machine.

How long does it take for a utility patent to be approved in average?

• 3 to 5 months

• 20 years

• 1 to 5 years

• 1 to 5 weeks

• 1 to 10 years

How long does it take for a design patent to be approved in average?

• 1 to 3 years

• 1 to 3 months

• 1 to 2 years

• 1 to 2 months

• 1 to 5 years

A logo is an example of...

• A trademark

• A patent

• A copyright

• A trade secret