INTELECTUAL PROPERTY

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in education primarily protect:

• a) The physical materials used in teaching.

• b) The creators of original works.

• c) The buildings and grounds of educational institutions.

• d) The financial investments in education.

d) The financial investments in education.

• a) 100

• b) 150

• c) 191

• d) 250

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHIL) is established under which law?

• a) Republic Act 9283

• b) Republic Act 8293

• c) Republic Act 8329

• d) Republic Act 9823

In the educational setting, which type of IPR is most applicable?

• a) Patents

• b) Trademarks

• c) Copyright and related rights

• d) Trade secrets

Copyright protection for original works begins:

• a) Upon registration with the copyright office.

• b) After publication of the work.

• c) From the moment of creation.

• d) Only after the work generates income.

Which of the following is NOT typically protected by copyright?

• a) Books

• b) Newspaper articles

• c) Inventions

• d) Lecture

Copyright infringement is primarily:

• a) A breach of etiquette.

• b) Punishable by law.

• c) A matter of personal opinion.

• d) Only applicable to published materials.

Plagiarism involves

• a) Using common knowledge without citation.

• b) Presenting someone else's work as your own.

• c) Accidentally paraphrasing a source incorrectly.

• d) Criticizing another's work without permission.

According to Smaldino, Lowther, and Russel (2012), is all material on the internet copyrighted unless otherwise stated?

• a) No

• b) Yes

• c) Only if it is from a commercial website.

• d) Only if it displays a copyright symbol.

According to Smaldino, Lowther, and Russel (2012), what is required to post student essays on a school website?

• a) The student's consent only.

• b) The school's permission only.

• c) Permission from the student and their parent/guardian.

• d) No permission is required.