WorksheetsBTEC DIT C3 LAC - Intellectual Property
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is a trademark?
It is the recognisable design, words or symbols that have been legally registered by a company or individual for a company, product or name.
It is the exclusive rights granted to a person or organisation for a specific idea, design or invention
It is the legal right protecting the use of your work. There are different rules about how and when your work could be used.
It is copying someone else's work or intellectual property without acknowledging them, claiming it s your own.
What is plagiarism?
It is the recognisable design, words or symbols that have been legally registered by a company or individual for a company, product or name.
It is the exclusive rights granted to a person or organisation for a specific idea, design or invention
It is the legal right protecting the use of your work. There are different rules about how and when your work could be used.
It is copying someone else's work or intellectual property without acknowledging them, claiming it s your own.
What is copyright?
It is the recognisable design, words or symbols that have been legally registered by a company or individual for a company, product or name.
It is the exclusive rights granted to a person or organisation for a specific idea, design or invention
It is the legal right protecting the use of your work. There are different rules about how and when your work could be used.
It is copying someone else's work or intellectual property without acknowledging them, claiming it s your own.
What is patent?
It is the recognisable design, words or symbols that have been legally registered by a company or individual for a company, product or name.
It is the exclusive rights granted to a person or organisation for a specific idea, design or invention
It is the legal right protecting the use of your work. There are different rules about how and when your work could be used.
It is copying someone else's work or intellectual property without acknowledging them, claiming it s your own.
Which of the following are ways in which organisations prevent other organisations from using their intellectual property?
Copyright
Data protection
Trademarks
Patent
What are the possible consequences of using someone else's intellectual property without permission? (Choose all that apply)
Being asked to stop using it
Being taken to court
Having to pay a fine or compensation
Going to Jail
Creative work that’s not copyrighted and therefore free for you to use however you want.
Plagiarize
Public Domain
Piracy
Fair Use
Eric uses a program where he "rips" movies and "burns" them to DVDs, which he then sells to friends. What Eric is doing is called ____________________.
Plagiarize
Downloading
Piracy
Fair Use
What might you have to do if you find something that you want to use in your work? (Choose all that apply)
You may have to ask for permission from the owner and possibly pay a fee.
You may have to include a symbol to indicate the work is not your own.
You may have to license the content, which means paying for it for the length of time you wish to use it.
You may have to acknowledge the owner of the image when you use it.
The first known English patent for an inventions was granted by King Henry VI for a method of making stained glass windows?
True
False
