[LMGPROT] 37th LLS Quizzer

Which of the following is NOT considered a part of intellectual property rights?

• Patents

• Trademarks

• Industrial designs

• Public domain

What is the purpose of patent protection?

• To provide a lifetime monopoly for inventors

• To ensure the public benefits immediately from an invention

• To reward inventors with exclusive rights for a limited time

• To limit the spread of technology to certain countries

Which of the following marks is considered weak under Section 123?

• A descriptive mark

• A suggestive mark

• A fanciful mark

• An arbitrary mark

What is the term of protection for a patent in the Philippines?

• 5 years from the date of filing

• 10 years from the date of approval

• 20 years from the filing date

• Indefinite, as long as the annual fees are paid

According to the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines (RA8293), copyrights are protected from:

• The moment the work is created

• The moment the work is registered

• The moment the work is published

• The moment the work is sold

What is the purpose of full disclosure in a patent application?

• To ensure the inventor profits immediately

• To allow the public to recreate the invention

• To prevent others from filing similar patents

• To showcase the inventor's skills

Which agreement serves as the basis for Philippine trademark laws along with RA8293?

• TRIPS Agreement

• WIPO Agreement

• Berne Convention

• Hague Agreement

A trademark owner can lose rights to their mark if:

• The mark is not used commercially within three years

• The mark is used internationally

• The mark is challenged within 10 years

• The mark is only used in advertising

The term of protection for a trademark in the Philippines is:

• 5 years from the date of registration

• 10 years, renewable indefinitely

• 20 years, renewable once

• 15 years, non-renewable

Which of the following is an element of patentability under Section 27?

• The invention must be aesthetically appealing

• The invention must be industrially applicable

• The invention must have commercial potential

• The invention must have been previously known