Intellectual Property and types of Plagiarist Quiz

What protects the intellectual property created by artist?

• Copyright

• Geographical Indications

• Patents

• Trade Marks

Validity period of an Art

• 25 years from the date of creation

• 35 years from the date of creation

• 20 years from the date of creation

• 40 years from the date of creation

What protects the intellectual property created by inventors?

• Copyright

• Geographical Indications

• Patents

• Trade Marks

Which of these is a geographical Indication?

• BMW

• Champagne

• Hogwarts

• Play Station

What does a trademarks protect?

• An Invention

• A work of art

• Logo, names and brands

• The look, shape, and feel of a product

Emily copies an entire article from an online journal and submits it as her own work without making any changes. Which type of plagiarist is she?

• THE PHOTOCOPY

• THE GHOST WRITER

• THE POTLUCK PAPER

• THE POOR DISGUISE

• THE LABOR OF LAZINESS

John takes sections from multiple sources and mixes them together tweaking sentences without citing any of them to create his essay. Which type of plagiarist is he?

• THE GHOST WRITER

• THE POOR DISGUISE

• THE LABOR OF LAZINESS

• THE PHOTOCOPY

• THE POTLUCK PAPER

Sarah copies a paragraph from a source and changes only a few words before submitting it as part of her assignment. Which type of plagiarist is she?

• THE POTLUCK PAPER

• THE PHOTOCOPY

• THE GHOST WRITER

• THE LABOR OF LAZINESS

• THE POOR DISGUISE

Leo rewrites an article in his own words but accidentally forgets to add quotation marks for some direct quotes. Which type of plagiarist is he?

• THE POOR DISGUISE

• THE GHOST WRITER

• THE POTLUCK PAPER

• THE PHOTOCOPY

• THE TOO-PERFECT PARAPHRASE

Amanda copies several sentences from different articles and tries to make them fit together in her paper without giving credit. Which type of plagiarist is she?

• THE GHOST WRITER

• THE PHOTOCOPY

• THE LABOR OF LAZINESS

• THE POOR DISGUISE

• THE POTLUCK PAPER