wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

NEW

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

FINAL EXAM - ITM 13 INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The government agency that regulates the intellectual property right is _______.

a)

Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines

b)

Intellectual Program Office of the Philippines

c)

Intelligence Property Office of the Philippines

d)

None of the above

2.

What is IP?

a)

INDIVIDUAL PRODUCT

b)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

c)

INTERNET PROTOCOL

d)

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCT

3.

Which is NOT in the intellectual property categories?

a)

PATENT

b)

TRADEMARKS

c)

HUMAN RIGHTS

d)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

4.

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

a)

COPYRIGHT

b)

PATENT

c)

TRADEMARKS

d)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

5.

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

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

TRADEMARKS

d)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

6.

Which intellectual property is represented by this symbol?

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

d)

TRADEMARKS

7.

Which intellectual property is represented by this symbol?

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

d)

TRADEMARKS

8.

Which intellectual property is represented by this symbol?

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

d)

TRADEMARKS

9.

Which intellectual property is suitable to register your unique glass design?

a)

PATENT

b)

COPYRIGHT

c)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

d)

TRADEMARKS

10.

What protects the intellectual property created by inventors?

a)

Copyright

b)

Patents

c)

Registered designs

d)

Trademarks

11.

Which of these is a geographical indication?

a)

BMW

b)

Champagne

c)

PlayStation

d)

World Wide Web

12.

What does a trademark protect?

a)

An invention

b)

A work of art

c)

Logos, names, and brands

d)

The look, shape and feel of a product

13.

How long do patents usually last for?

a)

10 years

b)

20 years

c)

40 years

d)

60 years

14.

If you write an original story, what type of intellectual property gives you the right to decide who can make and sell copies of your work?

a)

Copyright

b)

Geographical indications

c)

Patents

d)

Registered designs

15.

Imagine a sports team sets up a company to sell its own range of clothes. What type of intellectual property can the team use to show that the clothes are made by them?

a)

Copyright

b)

Trademark

c)

Patents

d)

Registered designs

16.

If a company develops a new technology that improves its main product, what type of intellectual property can they use to stop others from copying their invention?

a)

Copyright

b)

Trademark

c)

Patents

d)

Registered designs

17.

What protects the intellectual property created by designers?

a)

Copyright

b)

Patents

c)

Registered designs

d)

Trademarks

18.

Stealing copyrighted work by downloading or copying it in order to keep, sell, or give it away without permission and without paying.

a)

Plagiarize

b)

Public Domain

c)

Piracy

d)

Fair Use

19.

Copying, “lifting,” or making slight changes to some or all of someone else’s work and saying you created it.

a)

Plagiarize

b)

Public Domain

c)

Piracy

d)

Fair Use

20.

Angela has a Flickr page with all of her photos, and in order to define for others how she wants her photos to be used, she created a copyright ____________________ that is listed on her page.

a)

Creative Work

b)

Copyright

c)

Creative Commons

d)

License

21.

Books, movies, music, websites, games, and pieces of art are all examples of ____________________.

a)

Creative Commons

b)

Copyright

c)

Creative Work

d)

License

22.

Which of the following is an example of intellectual property?

a)

A work of art

b)

A computer program

c)

A trade secret of an organization

d)

All answers are correct

23.

Copyright law protects authored works; _________ law protects invention.

a)

Patent

b)

Copyright

c)

Trade Mark

d)

Trade Secret

24.

The courts may award up to triple damages for which of the following?

a)

Patent infringement

b)

Copyright infringement

c)

Trademark infringement

d)

All answers are correct

25.

_____ is a logo, package, design, or word that enables a consumer to differentiate one company’s products from another’s

a)

Copyright

b)

Trade mark

c)

License

d)

Trade secret

26.

____ is a form of protection for intellectual property that does not require any disclosures or the filing of an application

a)

Copyright

b)

Patent

c)

Trade secret

d)

Trade mark

27.

Major forms of intellectual property

a)

Patents

b)

Trademarks

c)

Copyrights

d)

All answers are correct

28.

Claims as its invention some feature or process embodied in instructions executed by a computer

a)

Software patents

b)

Plant patents

c)

Utility patents

d)

All answers are correct

29.

The term of copyright has been extended 11 times from its original limit of ____ years.

a)

30

b)

43

c)

37

d)

28

30.

Title II of the amends the ___________ amends the Copyright Act by adding a new section that enables a Web site operator that allows users to post content on its Web site to avoid copyright infringement if certain "safe harbor" provisions are followed.

a)

Telecommunications Act

b)

Child Online Protection Act

c)

Digital Millennium Copyright Act

d)

Children's Internet Protection Act

31.

The ________ doctrine established four factors for courts to consider when deciding whether a particular use of copyrighted property is fair and can be allowed without penalty.

a)

Fair use

b)

Bad use

c)

Easy use

d)

Hard use

32.

The WTO developed the ____________ , which established minimum levels of protection that each government must provide to the intellectual property of all WTO members.

a)

Secret

b)

Patent

c)

Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement

d)

cybersquatting

33.

As part of the patent application, the USPTO searches the existing body of knowledge that is available to a person of ordinary skill in the art. This existing body of knowledge is also called _________

a)

prior art

b)

Fair use

c)

reverse engineering

d)

cybersquatting

34.

A work within the meaning of copyright law:

a)

may be a manifestation of a human activity which is not creative in nature

b)

may be a manifestation of nature itself

c)

has to be a manifestation of human's creative activity

d)

may not be a scientific work

35.

Author's economics rights:

a)

are transferable

b)

are not transferable but can be inherited

c)

are not transferable and cannot be inherited

d)

may be transferred only in the form of notarial deed

36.

Protection under copyright law does not apply to:

a)

amateur photography

b)

computer programs

c)

legislative instruments

d)

paintings

37.

Dissemination of a person's image in principle:

a)

does not require the consent of the person concerned

b)

requires the consent of the person concerned, which consent may be given in any form

c)

requires the written consent of the person concerned on pain of nullity

38.

A utility model is entitled to __________ of protection from the date of filing, with no possibility of renewal.

a)

20 years

b)

15 years

c)

7 years

d)

10 years

39.

All information that has been disclosed to the public in any form before a given date.

a)

Prior Art

b)

Model

c)

Disclosures

d)

Products

40.

Having regard to prior art, an invention is not obvious to a person skilled in the art at the time of filing or priority date.

a)

Novelty

b)

Inventive step

c)

Industrial Applicability

d)

Discoveries

41.

It can be produced and used in any kind of industry or any activity

a)

Novelty

b)

Inventive step

c)

Industrial Applicability

d)

Discoveries

42.

An Act prescribing the Intellectual Property Code and establishing the Intellectual Property Office, providing for its powers and functions, and for other purposes.

a)

RA 8292

b)

RA 8294

c)

RA 8293

d)

RA 8491

43.

What protects the intellectual property created by artists?

a)

Copyright

b)

Geographical indications

c)

Patents

d)

Registered designs

44.

 In most countries, how long does copyright last for?

a)

10 years after the creation of the work

b)

50 years after the creation of the work

c)

10 years after the death of the person who created that work

d)

50 years after the death of the person who created that work

45.

It is a protection option, which is designed to protect innovations that are not sufficiently inventive steps.

a)

Utility model

b)

Trade mark

c)

Patent

d)

Registered designs

46.

An application shall be subject to the full payment of the filing fee, the search fee, and the publication fee (1st publication) within ___________after the filing date of the application.

a)

Two (2) months

b)

Three (3) months

c)

One (1) month

d)

Four (4) months

47.

Drawings must be made upon a smooth non-glossy white paper with sufficient thickness and durability that will permit erasures and corrections with________.

a)

China Ink

b)

India ink

c)

Black Ink

d)

Blue Ink

48.

Drawings shall be made on a paper that is exactly______________.

a)

29.7 cm x 21 cm

b)

27.94 cm x 21.59 cm

c)

35.56cm x 21.59 cm

d)

42 cm x 29.7 cm

49.

Means any officer or employee of the Bureau of Patents authorize to check the applications.

a)

Evaluator

b)

Examiner

c)

Checker

d)

Judge

50.

Which type of intellectual property protects the unique name or logo of a brand?

a)

Industrial Design

b)

Trademark

c)

Copyright

d)

Patent

51.

What is the primary purpose of a utility model?

a)

To protect industrial designs

b)

To protect artistic works

c)

To protect brand names

d)

To protect inventions with minor improvements

52.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for obtaining a patent?

a)

Non-obviousness

b)

Novelty

c)

Industrial applicability

d)

Commercial viability

53.

The ________ is a legal term that refers to the exclusive rights granted to the creator of an original work for a certain period of time.

a)

Trade Secret

b)

Patent

c)

Trademark

d)

Copyright

54.

The duration of copyright protection for an original work is generally ___________ from the date of creation.

a)

100 years

b)

Lifetime of the author plus 50 years

c)

50 years

d)

70 years

55.

Which of the following is a requirement for obtaining a patent?

a)

The invention must be novel

b)

The invention must be publicly disclosed

c)

The invention must be commercially viable

d)

All of the above

56.

What is the primary purpose of a trademark?

a)

To protect confidential business information

b)

To protect artistic works

c)

To protect inventions

d)

To identify and distinguish goods or services

57.

What type of intellectual property is used to protect a brand name or logo?

a)

Trademark

b)

Patent

c)

Trade Secret

d)

Copyright

58.

What is the primary purpose of a copyright?

a)

To protect inventions

b)

To protect brand identity

c)

To protect artistic works

d)

To protect trade secrets

59.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for obtaining a patent?

a)

Popularity

b)

Utility

c)

Non-obviousness

d)

Novelty

60.

What is the primary purpose of a trademark?

a)

To register designs

b)

To secure inventions

c)

To prevent others from using a similar mark

d)

To protect artistic works