Free Printable Unit 13 ADIP 2

1.

What is intellectual property:

a)

A. Creations of the mind; like new ideas or inventions used for the purpose of business.

b)

B. Old creations copied by other businesses.

c)

C. Personal creations at home.

d)

D. Famous people in the music industry.

2.

Intellectual property rights or (IPR) includes:

a)

A. Patients, trade shows and commercials.

b)

B. Patients, trading and copying.

c)

C. Patents, trademarks and copyright.

d)

D. Paintings, tradeshows and illegal copies.

3.

What is a patent?

a)

A. A right to include people in using and making a new invention.

b)

B. An official right to the inventor to stop others from using, making or copying a new invention.

c)

C. A company giving away its rights to other companies.

d)

D. A right to keep persons away from your business.

4.

How long does a patent last for?

a)

A. Forever.

b)

B. Up to 20 years but it depends on the region/country.

c)

C. 5 months.

d)

D. Up to 2 years.

5.

What is a trademark?

a)

A. A unique symbol, sign, logo or word that legally represents a business.

b)

B. A sign that represents a trade show in the conference.

c)

C. A sign sometimes used by the company to sell goods.

d)

D. The signage on numerous different products.

6.

What is copyright?

a)

A. Freely copying music and songs.

b)

B. Copying work from the internet such as music and art.

c)

C. Copy and pasting text from other people's work.

d)

D. The right to stop others copying your artistic works/creations, such as music and art.

7.

Creating products that imitate other authentic products is known as:

a)

A. Copying.

b)

B. Creating.

c)

C. Counterfeiting.

d)

D. Counter Stealing.

8.

A registered trademark is represented by which symbol:

a)

A.

b)

B. C

c)

C. c.ltd

d)

D. CO

9.

What does the term ‘Account of profits’ mean.

a)

A. The awarding of profits made from illegal use of a patented invention back to the inventor.

b)

B. The inventor giving up all his profits for charity.

c)

C. The accounting team analyzing profits from intellectual property.

d)

D. The inventor losing all his rights to profit on his invention.

10.

A criminal sanction may be taken against:

a)

A. An employee who uses a patented invention without right.

b)

B. An employee who listens to music at work.

c)

C. An employee who registers an invention that already has a patent.

d)

D. An employee who sells copies of protected works on company property.

11.

What policy ensures the privacy of data?

a)

A. Confidentiality policy.

b)

B. Management policy.

c)

C. Customer service policy.

d)

D. Health and safety policy.

12.

What is included in reporting protocols?

a)

A. Timelines.

b)

B. Complaints.

c)

C. Forecasts.

d)

D. Recommendations.

13.

Why do organizations set defined resource parameters?

a)

A. To allow staffing rotas to be set.

b)

B. To allow staff to operate within budgets.

c)

C. To ensure purchases meet requirements.

d)

D. To ensure purchases are made from agreed suppliers.

14.

What is covered by intellectual property?

a)

A. Buildings.

b)

B. Invention.

c)

C. Equipment.

d)

D. Hardware

15.

What is the likely result of having no policy on intellectual property?

a)

A. Increased control.

b)

B. Increased efficiency.

c)

C. Confusion and mistakes.

d)

D. Loss of business opportunity.

16.

What is the most likely result of non-compliance with intellectual property regulations?

a)

A. Legal challenge.

b)

B. Lower profit.

c)

C. Poor reputation.

d)

D. Product improvement.

17.

A trademark is a sign capable of ______________ the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises.

a)

A. Displacing

b)

B. Disseminating

c)

C. Dismantling

d)

D. Distinguishing

18.

A translation of a book into another language is a:

a)

A. Copyright

b)

B. Trademark

c)

C. Patent

d)

D. None of the above

19.

"Creative Commons is a non-profit that offers ____________ full copyright.”

a)

A. Something completely different from

b)

B. A simple version of

c)

C. An alternative to

d)

D. An addition to

20.

What is NOT a deciding factor in Trademark infringement?

a)

A. The strength of the mark;

b)

B. The similarity of the marks

c)

C. The similarity of the price

d)

D. The similarity of marketing channels used

21.

A __________________ is an exclusive right granted for an invention.

a)

A. Patent

b)

B. Trademark

c)

C. Copyright

d)

D. All of the above

22.

A ____________________ usually lasts for the life of the creator plus 70 years.

a)

A. Trademark

b)

B. Copyright

c)

C. Patent

d)

D. None of the above

23.

A ____________________ usually lasts for 20 years from the date of the filing.

a)

A. Trademark

b)

B. Copyright

c)

C. Patent

d)

D. None of the above

24.

The process of extracting knowledge or design information from anything man-made and re-producing it or reproducing anything based on the extracted information is known as:

a)

A. Reverse Engineering

b)

B. Regular Thinking

c)

C. Regular Engineering

d)

D. Reverse Thinking

25.

Why would you want to license a patent?

a)

A. Another group may be able to produce the product faster than you.

b)

B. Another group may be able to produce the product in a greater quantity than you.

c)

C. Another group may be able to produce a better quality product than you.

d)

D. All of the above.

26.

A ……………………. is a visual representation of a product by using some image,

design or some other figure.

a)

LOGO

b)

Patents

c)

copyright

d)

Knowledge

27.

Identify the type of intellectual Property

a)

Trademark

b)

Copyrights

c)

Trade secret

d)

Patent

28.

Who owns the Copyright in a Work?

a)

you and family members

b)

author who created it

c)

the president

d)

the government

29.

What is the copying and/or distributing an entire

work without permission?

a)

Fair Use

b)

Trademark

c)

Patent

d)

Piracy

30.

This work can be registered under ............................... rights.

a)

COPYRIGHT

b)

PATENT

c)

TRADEMARKS

d)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

31.

This logo can be registered under ............................... rights.

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

TRADEMARKS

d)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

32.

Which intellectual property is represented by this symbol?

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

d)

TRADEMARKS

33.

Which intellectual property is represented by this symbol?

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

d)

TRADEMARKS

34.

Which intellectual property is represented by this symbol?

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

d)

TRADEMARKS

35.

Plagiarism can be defined as

a)

paraphrasing another's ideas with explicit attribution to the author

b)

Encryption

c)

Writing your own concept

d)

Representing another person's work--their words and/or ideas--as your own

36.

What happens after trademarks are registered?

a)

No one else can use that trademark for those products.

b)

The business makes a lot of money.

c)

Other businesses can still use that trademark for their products.

d)

The business gets new customers.

37.

Imagine a footballer sets up his own company to sell his own range of clothes. What type of intellectual property can he use to show that the clothes are made by his company?

a)

copyright

b)

geographical indications

c)

patents

d)

Trade marks

38.

What policy ensures the privacy of data? KLO 1.1

a)

Confidentiality policy.

b)

Management policy

c)

Customer service policy.

d)

Health and safety policy

39.

Reeti has designed a uniquely shaped walker for senior citizens, which can be collapsed and, with the aid of two levers, used as a chair. Reeti's design is in commercial production under the name of Supportive Stroller. Which types of intellectual property would most likely apply to Reeti's creation?

a)

Patent; copyright; trademark

b)

Patent; copyright, industrial design

c)

Trademark; industrial design; trade secret

40.

You have invented a new type of digital music player. How can you get a patent for it?

a)

You don’t need to do anything – patent protection is automatic.

b)

By writing ‘Patent pending’ after the name of the invention.

c)

By applying for a patent from your national patent office.

41.

The practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.

a)

Citation

b)

Bibliography

c)

Plagiarism

d)

Newton's Law

42.

A street vendor on Charles Street is selling fake "TAGG" watches. Under which area of intellectual property would the TAG Company likely seek a remedy?

a)

Copy right

b)

Trademarks

c)

Industrial design

d)

patent

43.

One of the following is not considered an infringement of intellectual property law:

a)

Emulating a popular company’s design

b)

Renaming one of your drinks after a trademarked drink

c)

Creating a menu of existing and popular dishes

d)

Copying the theme used in a popular cafe

44.

A reasonable type and amount of copying of copyrighted work is permitted under the fair use provision of US copyright law. Which of the following would be a violation of the fair use provision?

a)

Reprinting abstracts with permission from the copyright owner

b)

copying and distributing an entire book by a teacher to a class

c)

Quoting passages of fewer than 300 words with permission

d)

letting the owner of the book know of the use of their material

Unit 13 ADIP 2

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 1hrs 28mins

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