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Retake_IP_Q3/4

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best captures the idea–expression dichotomy in intellectual property?

a)

Ideas and expressions are both equally protected

b)

Ideas are protected exactly as imagined

c)

Only tangible expressions receive protection

d)

All brainstorming notes gain automatic patents

2.

A team conceives a fuel‑efficient engine concept, then builds a prototype with a unique design. What aspect qualifies for legal protection?

a)

The abstract efficiency concept itself

b)

The prototype’s specific implemented design

c)

General thoughts discussed in meetings

d)

The hope to build a greener vehicle

3.

Which legal framework primarily safeguards confidential business information that provides a competitive advantage?

a)

Copyright law for authored creative works

b)

Trade secret law for protected confidential information

c)

Trademark law for distinctive brand identifiers

d)

Patent law for novel technical inventions

4.

Which condition must be met for a work to qualify for copyright protection?

a)

It is discussed during a live chat

b)

It is imagined but not recorded

c)

It is fixed in a tangible medium

d)

It is shared verbally to a crowd

5.

Which of the following can be registered as a trademark?

a)

Common descriptive words

b)

Deceptive marks

c)

Invented or coined words

d)

Names of chemical compounds

6.

Which statement best captures the originality requirement for copyright protection?

a)

It must show independent creation and minimal creativity

b)

It must be new to the market and patented

c)

It must be unique compared to every prior work

d)

It must be registered before public release

7.

A developer creates a choreography recorded on video. Which factor makes it eligible for copyright protection?

a)

It is intended for commercial profit

b)

It is performed by professional dancers

c)

It is longer than ten minutes

d)

It is fixed in a tangible recorded form

8.

Which action best fits the definition of copyright infringement?

a)

Cite the source and paraphrase ideas

b)

Copy a substantial part without permission

c)

Buy a licensed copy for personal use

d)

Use only public domain materials

9.

A trademark primarily helps in:

a)

Increasing production

b)

Fair use for research and education

c)


Fixing prices
and Advertising one's products and services

d)

Keep uniqueness of one's goods and services

10.

In the patent examination process, what does the organization search to evaluate an application?

a)

Only trademarks registered internationally

b)

Applicant’s unpublished internal documents

c)

Confidential trade secrets from competitors

d)

Prior art and existing patents in the area

11.

Which statement best describes software cross-licensing agreements among large companies as shown in the visual?

a)

They exchange patent rights to avoid litigation

b)

They sell patents outright to smaller firms

c)

They enforce patents aggressively against each other

d)

They prohibit use of shared technologies entirely

12.

A small startup uses a patented algorithm owned by a tech giant. Based on the visual, what is the most likely consequence for the startup?

a)

It will easily win an infringement lawsuit

b)

It can ignore the patent without penalty

c)

It must license the patent to continue use

d)

It will receive free access through fair use

13.

Copyright law protects authored works; _________ law protects invention.

a)

Patent

b)

Copyright

c)

Trade Mark

d)

Trade Secret

14.

Software can be protected under copyright law, but it can also be patented

a)

True

b)

False

15.

_____ 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