Types of Trademark

The video tutorial explains different types of trademarks, including service marks, certification marks, collective marks, and trade dress. It highlights how these marks are used to indicate the source of goods or services, certify quality or origin, represent membership in an organization, and protect the overall design or image of a business. The term 'trademark' is often used generically to cover all these types of intellectual property protection.

What is the primary purpose of a trademark?

• To protect the design of a building

• To represent membership in an organization

• To certify the quality of a product

• To indicate the source or manufacturer of goods

How does a service mark differ from a trademark?

• It certifies the quality of a product

• It represents membership in an organization

• It is used for services instead of goods

• It is used for goods instead of services

What is a certification mark used for?

• To represent a brand

• To protect a business's design

• To certify quality or origin

• To indicate the source of goods

What does a collective mark signify?

• Membership in an organization

• The source of a service

• The design of a business

• The quality of a product

What is trade dress primarily concerned with?

• The quality of goods

• The overall look or design of a business

• The origin of a product

• The membership in an organization