SMM - Unit 2 Mock Test

What is the primary purpose of copyright laws in content creation?

• To protect creative works from unauthorized use

• To regulate trademarks and patents

• To manage digital content rights

• To provide free access to all content

How long do copyright protections typically last for literary works after the creator's death?

• 50 years

• 25 years

• 10 years

• 70 years

Which type of intellectual property protects logos and brand names?

• Copyright

• Trademark

• Patent

• Trade Secret

What is required to use someone else's copyrighted work legally?

• Pay a royalty fee

• Get permission from the copyright owner

• Use it freely if credited

• Wait for it to become public domain

What happens if you remove Rights Management Information (RMI) from a digital work?

• It can lead to legal consequences

• It is allowed under fair use

• It enhances the work's value

• It does not affect copyright status

What must an invention do to qualify for a patent?

• Be popular and well-known

• Be new, inventive, and useful

• Have been previously patented

• Solve a common problem

How long do patents generally last from the filing date?

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 25 years

• 20 years

What is a trade secret?

• A type of patent

• A registered trademark

• Confidential business information

• A copyrightable work

What are the penalties for willful copyright violations in Singapore?

• Fines up to $100,000 and imprisonment

• Fines up to $50,000 and community service

• No penalties if the work is online

• Warnings and cease-and-desist letters

What does a trademark protect?

• Inventions and discoveries

• Brand names and logos

• Creative works like music

• Confidential business information