Quiz 2: Digital Intellectual Property

Which of the following best describes Digital Intellectual Property?

• Physical assets owned by a company

• Creations of the mind expressed in digital form

• Hardware devices like computers and smartphones

• The process of selling digital devices

Which Act in Malaysia protects Digital Intellectual Properties such as software and digital content?

• Patents Act 1983

• Copyright Act 1987

• Trademarks Act 2019

• Communications and Multimedia Act 1998

Copyright primarily protects:

• Inventions and innovations

• Digital branding and logos

• Original works such as software, music, and e-books

• Physical computer hardware

Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

• Downloading a movie illegally

• Copying another student's essay and submitting it as your own

• Hacking into someone's computer system

• Using trial software with a valid license

What does a software license allow the user to do?

• Copy the software without permission

• Use the software legally according to terms and conditions

• Modify and sell the software as personal property

• Access the source code freely

Cracking in digital intellectual property refers to:

• Breaking security systems or software protection without permission

• Copying a book without acknowledging the author

• Installing licensed software on multiple computers legally

• Writing original source codes for a program

Which of the following is NOT a form of Digital Intellectual Property right?

• Copyright

• Plagiarism

• Cracking

• Software License

A student downloads a pirated copy of Microsoft Office. This is an example of violating:

• Copyright law

• Software licensing agreement

• Both A and B

• Plagiarism only

Which of the following situations shows proper respect for digital intellectual property?

• Copying an online article without credit

• Buying an e-book from an official website

• Cracking software to remove activation keys

• Submitting another person's project as your own

Why is it important to protect Digital Intellectual Property?

• To increase internet speed

• To ensure creators are fairly rewarded and prevent misuse

• To make software available for free

• To encourage more cracking and plagiarism