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Learning Outcome: Creativity and Innovation

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 18mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the learning outcome described in the image? Fill in the blank: The learning outcome is reviewing practical issues of _______ and _______ in any organisational context and applying what is learned to real-world cases.

a)

creativity, innovation

b)

management, leadership

c)

finance, accounting

d)

marketing, sales

2.

What does intellectual property include?

a)

Only inventions

b)

Only creative works

c)

Inventions, designs, trademarks, and creative works

d)

Only trademarks

3.

Which company is known for its extensive patent portfolio, including patents for products like the iPhone and iPad?

a)

Microsoft

b)

Apple

c)

Google

d)

Samsung

4.

The Walt Disney Company protects its copyrights for characters like Mickey Mouse and movies like 'The Lion King.'

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Fill in the blank: Intellectual property protection fosters ________ by providing a framework for inventors and creators to secure their ideas and creations.

a)

innovation

b)

competition

c)

regulation

d)

imitation

6.

Refer to the image of a person locking a lightbulb. What does this image symbolize in the context of intellectual property protection?

a)

Innovation being kept secret

b)

Protection of creative ideas

c)

Energy conservation

d)

Lightbulb maintenance

7.

What is Intellectual Property (IP)?

a)

Something you create using your mind, like an idea, invention, or design, that you can legally own and protect.

b)

A physical object you can buy in a store.

c)

A type of government document.

d)

A type of insurance policy.

8.

Which of the following is a type of Intellectual Property?

a)

Patents

b)

Trademarks

c)

Both A and B

d)

None of the above

9.

Fill in the blank: Patents protect inventions and grant the owner the exclusive right to use, make, sell, or distribute the invention. Typically valid for ____ years.

a)

20

b)

10

c)

50

d)

5

10.

Which of the following is protected by a trademark?

a)

A new type of phone that folds into a bracelet

b)

The Nike logo

c)

A scientific theory

d)

A building design

11.

Trademarks can last indefinitely if renewed.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

What do copyrights protect?

a)

Original works of authorship like books, music, films, and software

b)

Business logos

c)

Inventions

d)

Company names

13.

Copyrights often last for the creator's lifetime plus an additional ______ years, depending on the jurisdiction.

a)

50-70

b)

10-20

c)

100-120

d)

5-10

14.

Which of the following is an example of a trade secret?

a)

A published novel

b)

The secret recipe for Coca-Cola

c)

A patented invention

d)

A trademarked logo

15.

Trade secrets protect confidential business information, such as formulas, practices, processes, or designs that provide a ________.

a)

competitive advantage

b)

public record

c)

legal dispute

d)

government regulation

16.

What do Industrial Designs protect?

a)

The visual design of objects, such as shapes, patterns, or colors, which are not purely functional

b)

The origin of a product from a specific place

c)

The chemical composition of a product

d)

The price of a product

17.

Which of the following is an example of a Geographical Indication (GI)?

a)

The unique shape of a Coca-Cola bottle

b)

Champagne from France

c)

The logo of a company

d)

The color of a product

18.

According to the passage, what exclusive rights do patents grant to inventors?

4 lines
19.

For how many years are patents typically granted from the date of filing?

a)

20 years

b)

10 years

c)

15 years

d)

25 years

20.

Patents encourage innovation by providing inventors with a competitive advantage and the opportunity to recoup research and development costs.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

According to the passage, copyright protection applies to which of the following types of works?

a)

Only books

b)

Only music

c)

Original creative works including literature, music, art, software, and architectural designs

d)

Only software

22.

Fill in the blank: Copyright protection grants creators exclusive rights to _______, distribute, perform, or display their work.

a)

reproduce

b)

borrow

c)

destroy

d)

ignore

23.

How long does copyright protection typically last?

a)

10 years

b)

50 years

c)

The author's lifetime plus 70 years

d)

100 years

24.

What do trademarks protect?

a)

Inventions and discoveries

b)

Distinctive signs, symbols, names, and logos

c)

Literary and artistic works

d)

Trade secrets

25.

What does the symbol shown in the image represent in the context of intellectual property?

a)

Trademark

b)

Copyright

c)

Patent

d)

Trade secret

26.

Tesla opened up its electric vehicle patents to encourage industry-wide innovation and the adoption of sustainable transportation solutions.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Which strategy for ethical innovation focuses on fostering diversity in innovation teams to reduce bias and encourage diverse perspectives that can lead to more ethical outcomes?

a)

Diverse and Inclusive Teams

b)

Profit-Driven Innovation

c)

Top-Down Management

d)

Rapid Prototyping

28.

Sustainable innovation involves developing products, services, and processes that minimize negative _______ and _______ impacts while creating economic value.

a)

environmental, social

b)

technological, financial

c)

cultural, political

d)

legal, operational

29.

Which strategy is about creating products and services that cater to a wide range of users, taking into account diverse needs and abilities?

a)

Inclusive Design

b)

Minimalist Design

c)

Luxury Design

d)

Exclusive Design

30.

Fill in the blank: Tesla's advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) pave the way for ________ driving, improving road safety.

a)

autonomous

b)

manual

c)

reckless

d)

distracted