IPR102 - Quizz

1. 1. Which is considered as infringing a broadcast program copyright?

• Adapting a copyright work, which includes translating it.

• Copying one line of a well-known song in a nontechnical context.

• Re-broadcast it or include it in another cable programme.

• The extraction or reutilisation of a computer-stored database, whether the whole or a substantial part.

2. 2. The term "WIPO" stands for

• World Investment policy organization

• World intellectual property organization

• Wildlife Investigation and Policing organization

• World institute for Prevention of organized crime

3. 3. Which of the following is not an intellectual property law?

• Copyright Act, 1957

• Trademark Act, 1999

• Patent Act, 1970

• Design Act, 2000

• Customs Act, 1962

4. 4. Name of a product is protected by

• Copyright

• Confidential information

• Trademark

• Topography right

5. 5. What are Civil remedies?

• Provisional measures, Injunction, imprisonment

• Delivery-up, Compensatory damages, Punitive damages; and Account of profits

• Imprisonment, Punitive damages; and Account of profits

• Delivery-up, Imprisonment, Compensatory damages

6. 6. A trade mark can be any of the following except a:

• Word

• Symbol

• Formula

• Phrase

7. 7. If a mark or get-up has been used long enough to have generated a reputation, the owner can stop a competitor from _____ goods or services as if they originated with the owner by use of identical or similar marks or get-up.

• Passing off

• Licensing

• Contracting

• Purchasing

8. 8. Which one of the followings is NOT an original work?

• Work A is copied from Work B

• Work A is a derivative Work of Work B

• The compilation of the unoriginal material called for work or skill or expense

• A photocopy taken by a man

9. 9. In the UK, it is a _____ offence to apply a mark identical to (or likely to be mistaken for) a registered trade mark to goods, labels, packaging or advertising materials intended for use in relation to goods without the proprietor's permission.

• Civil

• Moral

• Criminal

• Ethical

10. 10. What protects the intellectual property created by artists?

• Trademarks

• Copyright

• Patents

• Confidential information