Intellectual Property: Copyright Quiz

What is intellectual property used to describe?

• Physical objects owned by a person or group

• Works of mind created by a person or group

• Historical artifacts from ancient civilizations

• Natural resources found in the environment

Which of the following is not a type of intellectual property law?

• Copyright Law

• Property Law

• Patent Law

• Trade Secret Laws

What does copyright protect?

• Exclusive rights to perform the work in private settings only

• Exclusive rights to sell physical copies of the work

• Exclusive rights to modify the work without permission

• Exclusive publication, distribution, and usage rights for the author

What is copyright infringement?

• The use or production of copyright-protected material without permission

• The legal process of obtaining copyright for a work

• The process of creating derivative works from copyrighted material

• The act of sharing copyrighted material with friends

Who can apply for a copyright registration?

• Artists who have created similar works

• The owner of the work or his/her assignees or successors-in-interest

• Any individual who has viewed the copyrighted work

• Government agencies responsible for intellectual property

What are the three basic requirements for copyright protection?

• Work of authorship, multiple creators, physical location

• Work of authorship, originality, fixed in a tangible medium of expression

• Work of authorship, public availability, financial value

• Work of authorship, international recognition, digital format

Is a copyright registration necessary to protect artistic or literary works?

• Copyright protection is only valid in certain countries

• No, copyrightable works are protected from the moment of their creation

• Yes, copyright registration is mandatory for all works

• Only physical works can be protected without registration

What can the copyright owner do if someone infringes their intellectual property?

• Physically confront the infringer

• Publicly shame the infringer on social media

• Ignore the infringement and move on

• File a criminal, civil, or administrative action for copyright infringement

Who are considered owners of copyrightable works?

• Any individual who has a copy of the work

• Only the original author of the work

• Government agencies responsible for intellectual property rights

• The author of the work, co-authors in joint ownership, employers in certain cases

What are the penalties provided by Philippine law for copyright infringement?

• No penalties for copyright infringement

• Monetary compensation to the copyright owner

• Community service and public apology

• Imprisonment and fines based on the offense level