WorksheetsIntellectual Property, Copyright, Patent, and Trademark
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Intellectual property includes which of the following?
Select ALL that apply.
Copyrights
Patents
Trademarks
Trade secrets
Which of the following is eligible for copyright protection?
Select ALL that apply.
A book
A blog post
An idea
A fact
How long does copyright protection last?
While the author is alive
The life of the author plus 70 years
50 years
100 years
True or False:
In the U.S., you can't sue someone for copyright infringement until after you register your copyright.
True
False
Jimmy made copies of The Avengers and distributed them to his friends as gifts. He did not ask Disney for permission or pay them for the use of their copyrighted works.
If Disney sues him for copyright infringement, what is the MOST likely outcome?
Jimmy will get a life sentence in prison.
Jimmy will have to pay a fine to Disney.
Jimmy will have to serve 100 hours of community service.
Jimmy will have to work off his debt at Disney.
Using a copyrighted work for the purpose of criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, or research could be argued as permissible according to...
Fair Use
Trademark
Public Domain
Creative Commons
Match each type of intellectual property with its relevant legal protection.
original creative works
Copyright
new inventions or processes
Patent
Words, phrases, symbols, etc. related to company (or brand) identity
Trademark
Trish owns the patent to a design patent for a new AI-assisted medical device.
As the patent holder, all of the following are exclusive rights EXCEPT...
She can stop other people from making her device.
She can stop other people from using her device.
She can stop other people from selling her device.
She can stop other people from criticizing and commenting about her device.
Match the patent type to its description.
For anyone who invents or discovers a new and useful process or machine
Utility Patent
For anyone who has invented something with a new and unique appearance
Design Patent
For anyone inventing or discovering and asexually reproducing any distinct and new variety of plant
Plant Patent
Sort the following according to their relevant legal protection.
A poem
A jingle
A motorcycle
A process for making a chemical
A photograph
A color
A (a) is a brand name or logo that identifies the provider of a service.
A (b) is a distinctive symbol, word, phrase, design, or combination that identifies a company's products or goods.
Genericide refers to the process by which a trademark becomes a ________ term for a product.
generic
copyrighted
fair use
universal
