Copyright protects ideas, not the expression of ideas.

• True

• False

A patent gives the owner exclusive rights to use, make, and sell an invention for a limited time.

• True

• False

Trademarks are only valid for a maximum of 10 years and cannot be renewed.

• True

• False

The creator of a work automatically owns the copyright to their work once it is created and fixed in a tangible medium.

• True

• False

Intellectual property laws are universal and the same in every country.

• True

• False

A trade secret loses its protection if it is disclosed publicly.

• True

• False

Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission, particularly for educational or research purposes.

• True

• False

Industrial designs protect the functional aspects of a product, such as how it works.

• True

• False

A patent application must include a detailed description of how the invention works.

• True

• False

Copyright protection lasts forever and does not expire.

• True

• False