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Worksheets[LAE]
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which of the following rights is protected under the GDPR?
a)
Right to free speech
b)
Right to be forgotten
c)
Right to patent protection
d)
Right to employment
2.
What type of intellectual property protects logos and brand names?
a)
Trademark
b)
Patent
c)
Copyright
d)
Trade secret
3.
Which of the following is an example of copyrightable work?
a)
An idea for a story
b)
A mathematical formula
c)
A recorded music album
d)
A business method
4.
What is the usual duration of copyright protection for literary works?
a)
10 years from publication
b)
50 years from creation
c)
Life of the author plus 70 years
d)
25 years after registration
5.
What is the purpose of 'design rights' in intellectual property law?
a)
To protect product names
b)
To protect inventions
c)
To protect the appearance of products
d)
To protect business secrets
6.
Which law in the US protects children's privacy online?
a)
FERPA
b)
COPPA
c)
HIPAA
d)
CFAA
7.
What is the primary purpose of the GDPR?
a)
To protect national security
b)
To regulate internet content
c)
To protect personal data
d)
To enforce copyright laws
8.
Which is considered a privacy tort in the US?
a)
Publication of private facts
b)
Defamation
c)
Trademark infringement
d)
False advertising
9.
Why is cross-border data transfer a concern under GDPR?
a)
It violates trade agreements
b)
It increases ad costs
c)
It promotes content censorship
d)
It may compromise data protection
10.
What is one consequence of unauthorized access to personal data?
a)
Tax penalties
b)
Identity theft
c)
Higher ad prices
d)
Loss of software licenses
11.
What does doxxing involve?
a)
Sharing memes
b)
Publishing personal data to harass
c)
Encrypting messages
d)
Reporting bugs
12.
Which tool enhances privacy on social media platforms?
a)
Cookies
b)
Two-factor authentication
c)
Personalized ads
d)
Geotagging
13.
Which of the following is NOT a type of intellectual property?
a)
Patent
b)
Trade secret
c)
Warranty
d)
Copyright
14.
What is the purpose of IP protection?
a)
To restrict market entry
b)
To control content sharing
c)
To reward and encourage creativity
d)
To replace traditional marketing
15.
Which international agreement enforces IP standards globally?
a)
GDPR
b)
TRIPS
c)
COPPA
d)
DMCA
16.
Trade secrets are protected as long as:
a)
They remain confidential
b)
They are patented
c)
They are publicly disclosed
d)
They are copyrighted
17.
Trademarks help consumers:
a)
Identify the source of goods
b)
Understand how products work
c)
Download media content
d)
Apply for patents
18.
Which one is an ethical concern in IPR?
a)
Paying taxes
b)
Balancing access and ownership
c)
Using software
d)
Marketing strategies
19.
Copyright, trademarks, and patents are all enforced under:
a)
Labor law
b)
Consumer protection law
c)
Intellectual property law
d)
Environmental law
20.
Which of the following is protected by copyright law?
a)
Business strategy
b)
Invention method
c)
A sculpture
d)
Brand slogan
21.
What is the main purpose of copyright law?
a)
To ensure national security
b)
To protect original creative works
c)
To monitor trade practices
d)
To control employee behavior
22.
Which right allows a creator to be named as the author?
a)
Integrity right
b)
Paternity right
c)
Fair use
d)
Attribution right
23.
Economic rights include the ability to:
a)
Control parody usage
b)
Gain moral credit
c)
License work for royalties
d)
Demand educational exemptions
24.
What is an example of secondary infringement?
a)
Distributing pirated DVDs
b)
Creating a fan art
c)
Buying licensed software
d)
Criticizing a movie online
25.
Infringement can occur even when:
a)
The author is dead
b)
The copy is made in a different medium
c)
It’s an original idea
d)
The content is free
26.
What law protects against illegal access to computer programs?
a)
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
b)
GDPR
c)
Trademark Act
d)
Fair Use Doctrine
27.
What is a fair dealing exception?
a)
Selling copyrighted art
b)
Using work for non-commercial research
c)
Streaming content online
d)
Copying full novels
28.
Time-shifting allows individuals to:
a)
Share movies publicly
b)
Record broadcasts for personal viewing later
c)
Sell pirated copies
d)
Edit TV programs for fun
29.
Which of the following is typically NOT protected under copyright?
a)
A math formula
b)
A film script
c)
A digital painting
d)
A radio broadcast
30.
Computer-generated works are owned by:
a)
The device manufacturer
b)
The person who arranged the creation
c)
The software developer
d)
The publishing company
31.
Fair dealing can be applied in journalism when:
a)
Reporting on current events
b)
Writing fiction
c)
Producing ads
d)
Publishing memes
32.
Which penalty might result from copyright litigation?
a)
Monetary damages
b)
Author reputation loss
c)
Technical upgrades
d)
Loss of consumer trust
33.
What happens in alternative dispute resolution (ADR)?
a)
Case is decided by jury
b)
A mediator or arbitrator resolves the case
c)
It’s tried in criminal court
d)
Content is removed by government
34.
Design right protects:
a)
Appearance of a product
b)
Brand name only
c)
Marketing campaigns
d)
Copyrighted films
35.
Registered design protection lasts up to:
a)
15 years
b)
10 years
c)
25 years
d)
5 years
36.
What is required for registered design protection?
a)
Novelty and individual character
b)
Functionality and speed
c)
Trade registration
d)
Technical specification
37.
Which is NOT protected by design right?
a)
Manufacturing process
b)
Lamp shape
c)
Chip design
d)
Chair backrest
38.
Remedy for design right infringement may include:
a)
Product approval
b)
Injunction and damages
c)
Fair use claim
d)
Patent registration
39.
A registered design can be protected in multiple countries under:
a)
Hague Agreement
b)
Paris Convention
c)
Madrid Protocol
d)
Berne Convention
40.
A drawing of a product can be protected under:
a)
Trade secret law
b)
Copyright law
c)
Patent law
d)
Advertising regulation
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