Unit 13 ADIP 2

What is intellectual property:

• A.      Creations of the mind; like new ideas or inventions used for the purpose of business.
• B.      Old creations copied by other businesses.
• C.      Personal creations at home.
• D.     Famous people in the music industry.

Intellectual property rights or (IPR) includes:

• A.      Patients, trade shows and commercials.
• B.      Patients, trading and copying.
• C.      Patents, trademarks and copyright.
• D.     Paintings, tradeshows and illegal copies.

What is a patent?

• A.      A right to include people in using and making a new invention.
• B.      An official right to the inventor to stop others from using, making or copying a new invention.
• C.      A company giving away its rights to other companies.
• D.     A right to keep persons away from your business.

How long does a patent last for?

• A.      Forever.
• B.      Up to 20 years but it depends on the region/country.
• C.      5 months.
• D.     Up to 2 years.

What is a trademark?

• A.      A unique symbol, sign, logo or word that legally represents a business.
• B.      A sign that represents a trade show in the conference.
• C.      A sign sometimes used by the company to sell goods.
• D.     The signage on numerous different products.

What is copyright?

• A.         Freely copying music and songs.
• B.      Copying work from the internet such as music and art.
• C.      Copy and pasting text from other people's work.
• D.     The right to stop others copying your artistic works/creations, such as music and art.

Creating products that imitate other authentic products is known as:

• A.         Copying.
• B.         Creating.
• C.         Counterfeiting.
• D.        Counter Stealing.

A registered trademark is represented by which symbol:

• A.        
• B.         C
• C.         c.ltd
• D.        CO

What does the term ‘Account of profits’ mean.

• A.   The awarding of profits made from illegal use of a patented invention back to the inventor.
• B.   The inventor giving up all his profits for charity.
• C.   The accounting team analyzing profits from intellectual property.
• D.  The inventor losing all his rights to profit on his invention.

A criminal sanction may be taken against:

• A.   An employee who uses a patented invention without right.
• B.   An employee who listens to music at work.
• C.   An employee who registers an invention that already has a patent.
• D.  An employee who sells copies of protected works on company property.