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Trademarks, Copyrights & Licensing Test

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does a trademark identify?

a)

copyrighted material

b)

a product or service

c)

literary works

d)

all of the above

2.

Which one of these is NOT a kind of trademark?

a)

Fanciful

b)

Arbitrary

c)

Suggestive

d)

Fair Use

3.

What is a FANCIFUL or COINED trademark?

a)

a trademark that exactly describes the service/goods

b)

a trademark that suggests what the the service/goods are

c)

a trademark that is a common word but has no connection to the service/goods

d)

a trademark that is made up and has no meaning

4.

What is a ARBITRARY trademark?

a)

a trademark that exactly describes the service/goods

b)

a trademark that suggests what the the service/goods are

c)

a trademark that is a common word but has no connection to the service/goods

d)

a trademark that is made up and has no meaning

5.

What is a SUGGESTIVE trademark?

a)

a trademark that exactly describes the service/goods

b)

a trademark that suggests what the the service/goods are

c)

a trademark that is a common word but has no connection to the service/goods

d)

a trademark that is made up and has no meaning

6.

What is a DESCRIPTIVE trademark?

a)

a trademark that exactly describes the service/goods

b)

a trademark that suggests what the the service/goods are

c)

a trademark that is a common word but has no connection to the service/goods

d)

a trademark that is made up and has no meaning

7.

Which of these is an example of a FANCIFUL or COINED trademark?

a)

Dove Soap

b)

British Airways

c)

Polaroid

d)

Jaguar Cars

8.

Which of these is an example of a ARBITRARY trademark?

a)

Dove Soap

b)

British Airways

c)

Polaroid

d)

Jaguar Cars

9.

Which of these is an example of a SUGGESTIVE trademark?

a)

Dove Soap

b)

British Airways

c)

Polaroid

d)

Jaguar Cars

10.

Which of these is an example of a DESCRIPTIVE trademark?

a)

Dove Soap

b)

British Airways

c)

Polaroid

d)

Jaguar Cars

11.

Which one of these is NOT a benefit of registering your trademark?

a)

deters others from using your trademark

b)

get to use the trademark symbol

c)

get to use the copyright symbol

d)

can sue trademark infringers

12.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

means your trademark has been registered

b)

means your trademark has not been registered

c)

means your copyright has been registered

d)

means your copyright has a creative commons license

13.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

means your trademark has been registered

b)

means your trademark has not been registered

c)

means your copyright has been registered

d)

means your copyright has a creative commons license

14.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

means your trademark has been registered

b)

means your trademark has not been registered

c)

means your copyright has been registered

d)

means your copyright has a creative commons license

15.

Which application would you use if you were going to register a trademark you've already been using?

a)

Job Application

b)

Fair Use Application

c)

Used Based Application

d)

Intent To Use Application

16.

Which application would you use if you were going to register a trademark you plan on using in the future?

a)

Job Application

b)

Fair Use Application

c)

Used Based Application

d)

Intent To Use Application

17.

By law, you must register your trademark

a)

True

b)

False

18.

By law, you must register your copyright

a)

True

b)

False

19.

If you don't federally register your copyright, you don't have any rights.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

What rights do unregistered trademark owners have?

a)

Creative Commons Rights

b)

Fair Use Rights

c)

First Sale Rights

d)

Common Law Rights

21.

Which one of these is NOT protected by copyrights?

a)

Ideas

b)

Pantomimes

c)

Sound Recordings

d)

Literary Works

22.

Which one of these is NOT protected by copyrights?

a)

Tweets

b)

Podcasts

c)

Logos

d)

Dance moves

23.

Which one of these is NOT true about copyrights?

a)

protects arts and writings

b)

must be original work

c)

must be in a tangible form/fixed format

d)

must be registered

24.

Which one of these is protected by copyrights?

a)

Ideas

b)

Web content

c)

Logos

d)

Works created by the U.S. Federal Government

25.

Which one of these rights are you entitled to as a registered copyright owner?

a)

right to copy

b)

right to distribute

c)

right to produce

d)

all of the above

26.

Which one of these is NOT a copyright exception?

a)

First Sale Rule

b)

Fair Use

c)

Fair Play

d)

Paid Licensing Fee

27.

Which one of the following does the FIRST SALE RULE allow you to do?

a)

allows you to sell a copy of a copyright

b)

allows you to rent a copy of a copyright

c)

allows you to donate a copy of a copyright

d)

all of the above

28.

The FIRST SALE RULE allows you to sell a copy of an mp3 you bought on iTunes.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

A PAID LICENSING FEE allows you to use copyrighted work as long as you do what?

a)

buy a copy of the copyright

b)

give attribution to the author

c)

pay a fee to the author

d)

none of the above

30.

What does FAIR USE allow you to do?

a)

use copyrighted work without permission but in a limited fashion

b)

use copyrighted work without permission but in an unlimited fashion

c)

use copyrighted work only with permission

d)

use copyrighted work only after paying a fee

31.

How many factors determine FAIR USE?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

32.

Which one of these is a factor determining FAIR USE?

a)

Purpose and Character of the Use

b)

Amount & Substantiality

c)

Effect on Market

d)

all of the above

33.

Which one of these is a NOT an example of FAIR USE?

a)

using copyrighted material in a parody

b)

using copyrighted material for educational purposes

c)

using copyrighted material in a commercial movie

d)

using copyrighted material in a news report

34.

Copyrights in PUBLIC DOMAIN allows you to use work without permission BUT you can never own it.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

Which of the following must happen for copyrighted works to become PUBLIC DOMAIN?

a)

If copyright was created after 1978, it must be 70 years after the author's death

b)

If copyright was created before 1978, it must be 95 years after the copyrights first publication

c)

Copyright was first published before 1923

d)

all of the above

36.

Which of the these is NOT in the PUBLIC DOMAIN?

a)

Mickey Mouse

b)

The Mona Lisa

c)

Classical music written by Beethoven

d)

Video of the President that was produced by the U.S. Government

37.

Who is the LICENSOR?

a)

a person who owns the copyright

b)

a person who has paid to use the copyright

c)

a person who has not paid to use the copyright

d)

none of the above

38.

Who is the LICENSEE?

a)

a person who owns the copyright

b)

a person who has paid to use the copyright

c)

a person who has not paid to use the copyright

d)

none of the above

39.

What does a CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE allow you to do?

a)

allows you to use copyrighted work for a fee

b)

allows you to use copyrighted work for free

c)

allows you to own copyrights in the public domain

d)

none of the above

40.

How many CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE conditions are there?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

41.

What does it mean if a Creative Commons License has an ATTRIBUTION condition attached to it?

a)

You must give credit to the source

b)

You can't use copyright for commercial purposes

c)

You can't change, alter or remix the copyright

d)

You can change, alter or remix the copyright but you can't copyright the changes

42.

What does it mean if a Creative Commons License has a NON-COMMERCIAL condition attached to it?

a)

You must give credit to the source

b)

You can't use copyright for commercial purposes

c)

You can't change, alter or remix the copyright

d)

You can change, alter or remix the copyright but you can't copyright the changes

43.

What does it mean if a Creative Commons License has a NO DERIVATIVE condition attached to it?

a)

You must give credit to the source

b)

You can't use copyright for commercial purposes

c)

You can't change, alter or remix the copyright

d)

You can change, alter or remix the copyright but you can't copyright the changes

44.

What does it mean if a Creative Commons License has a SHARE ALIKE condition attached to it?

a)

You must give credit to the source

b)

You can't use copyright for commercial purposes

c)

You can't change, alter or remix the copyright

d)

You can change, alter or remix the copyright but you can't copyright the changes

45.

What does this CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE symbol mean?

a)

You must give credit to the source

b)

You can't use copyright for commercial purposes

c)

You can't change, alter or remix the copyright

d)

You can change, alter or remix the copyright but you can't copyright the changes

46.

What does this CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE symbol mean?

a)

You must give credit to the source

b)

You can't use copyright for commercial purposes

c)

You can't change, alter or remix the copyright

d)

You can change, alter or remix the copyright but you can't copyright the changes

47.

What does this CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE symbol mean?

a)

You must give credit to the source

b)

You can't use copyright for commercial purposes

c)

You can't change, alter or remix the copyright

d)

You can change, alter or remix the copyright but you can't copyright the changes

48.

What does this CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE symbol mean?

a)

You must give credit to the source

b)

You can't use copyright for commercial purposes

c)

You can't change, alter or remix the copyright

d)

You can change, alter or remix the copyright but you can't copyright the changes

49.

To obtain a CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE, you have to apply for it.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Which one of the following can NOT be trademarked ?

a)

a logo

b)

a phrase

c)

a design

d)

a book