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Question A
1 What does Intellectual Property (IP) Tangible assets
primarily protect?
2 Which of the following is NOT a type Patent
of intellectual property?
3 What is the primary purpose of To protect brand names
copyright?
Which organization governs
4 international intellectual property World Trade Organization (WTO)
laws?
Which one of the following is NOT
5 Books
protected under copyright law?
Trademark primarily protects which
6 of the following? Artistic works
A well-known mark is a trademark
7 that is recognized by: Local consumers only
8 What does a service mark protect? Manufacturing patents
Certification marks are used to
9 indicate: Ownership of a product
What is the validity period of a
10 patent in most countries? 5 years
11 Why is patent information important It helps in brand promotion
for business development?
12 A patent grants the owner: Lifetime protection
13 Which of the following cannot be A newly discovered natural
patented? phenomenon
Which type of intellectual property
14 protection applies to artistic and Trademark
literary works?
A logo is an example of which type of
15 Trademark
intellectual property?
16 What is the purpose of a trademark? To protect business reputation
The process of registering a patent
17 involves: Conducting prior art searches
Which of the following is an example
18 of a well-known trademark? A local shop's name
Which of these is NOT a requirement
19 for obtaining a patent? Novelty
Who grants patents in the United
20 States? USPTO
21 What is considered an infringement Using a protected work without
of copyright? permission
22 What is the first step in filing a Using the mark in commerce
trademark?
23 A registered patent can be: Sold, licensed, or assigned
Which of the following is NOT an
24 example of a patentable subject A pharmaceutical drug
matter?
Why is it important to identify social
25 issues before filing for intellectual To assess legal implications
property?
What is the main purpose of
26 To restrict public access
intellectual property laws?
Which statement about trade secrets
27 They require government registration
is true?
28 Conducting prior art searches helps: Identify existing patents
Which document is needed to
29 register a copyright? A business license
The exclusive rights granted by a
30 patent include: The right to use, sell, and license
What is one of the primary benefits Prevents others from using similar
31 of obtaining a trademark? names or logos
Which of the following is NOT a type
32 of mark? Certification mark
The right to use an invention after a
33 patent expires is called: Fair use
Why should businesses analyze
34 patents before launching a new To determine legal risks
product?
35 What does a trademark NOT protect? Slogans
36 Which of the following is true about It applies automatically upon creation
copyright protection?
37 A patent gives its owner exclusive 10 years
rights for how long in most cases?
Which intellectual property
38 protection applies to a company's Copyright
brand logo?
What is the purpose of a certification To certify the quality or origin of a
39
mark? product
Which type of intellectual property
40 Copyright
law protects industrial designs?
Which of these cannot be protected
41 A novel
by copyright?
Copyright protection lasts for how
42 long after the creator's death? 10 years
Which of the following statements is
43 true about trademarks? They expire after 5 years
Which of the following is NOT an
44 example of a trade secret? A secret formula
What is the main benefit of a well- Increased brand recognition and legal
45 known trademark? protection
Which is an example of a
46 geographical indication (GI)? Coca-Cola logo
47 What is the main difference between Copyright protects inventions, while
a copyright and a patent? patents protect artistic works
48 Which of the following cannot be Generic words
registered as a trademark?
49 Why is it important to conduct a To check for existing similar marks
trademark search before registering?
50 What happens if a trademark is not It expires and becomes available for
renewed? others to use
What is the term used for
51 unauthorized use of someone else’s Trademark renewal
trademark?
Which of these can be considered
52 A business plan
intellectual property?
A trade secret is different from a Trade secrets do not require
53
patent because: registration
A patent holder can take legal action
54 Copies their work under fair use
against someone who:
What is one way businesses use By copying competitors’ patented
55 patent information for competitive products
advantage?
Which of the following is NOT an
56 example of intellectual property? A company logo
What is the key benefit of registering
57 a copyright? It grants exclusive ownership rights
Why do businesses register To ensure legal protection of their
58 trademarks? brand identity
Which of the following statements is They protect ideas and concepts in
59 true about patents? any form
60 Which of the following is NOT Books
covered under copyright?
B C
Creative and innovative ideas Government policies
Copyright Trademark
To protect original creative works To register business
trademarks
World Intellectual Property United Nations (UN)
Organization (WIPO)
Movies Computer software
Business names, symbols, and
logos Scientific discoveries
A significant portion of the
Government officials public
Services rather than products Industrial designs
Compliance with industry
standards Copyright protection
10 years 20 years
It protects trade secrets It provides insights into
technological advancements
Exclusive rights for a limited time Global ownership
A novel industrial invention A new drug formula
Copyright Patent
Patent Copyright
To register business
To secure patents ownership
Hiring marketing firms Filing a lawsuit
Coca-Cola logo A generic brand
Non-obviousness Industrial applicability
WIPO WTO
Buying a copyrighted book Citing a book in research
Paying government fees Creating a website
Used only by the inventor Applied worldwide
automatically
A mathematical formula A mechanical device
To increase patent fees To avoid copyright claims
To encourage creativity and To favor multinational
innovation companies
They are legally protected They are protected under
indefinitely if kept secret copyright law
Determine ownership
Avoid copyright issues
disputes
A copy of the creative work A patent certificate
The right to duplicate freely Unlimited global protection
Grants copyright protection Extends patent duration
Service mark Standardized mark
Public domain Exclusive license
To avoid taxes To register copyrights
Colors Functional aspects of a
product
It requires prior registration It protects inventions
15 years 20 years
Patent Trademark
To prevent others from using
To indicate business ownership
a name
Trademark Patent
A musical composition A chemical formula
20 years 50 years
They are valid worldwide by
They can be renewed indefinitely default
A customer list A publicly registered patent
Automatic global patent rights No need for renewal
Swiss watches A movie script
Copyright protects artistic works, Both protect brand names
while patents protect inventions
Unique business names Company logos
To avoid legal disputes To strengthen the brand
identity
It remains valid indefinitely It is converted into a patent
Trademark dilution Trademark infringement
A mathematical theory A logo design
Trade secrets are publicly
Patents last forever
disclosed
Uses their invention without
Reads their patent document
permission
By avoiding legal conflicts and By making their patents
improving innovation public
A trade secret A physical factory building
It automatically protects It prevents others from using
inventions similar logos
To gain automatic copyright
To increase their stock value rights
They require full disclosure of the
invention They are valid forever
Software Inventions
D Correct Option
Natural resources B
Citizenship D
To patent inventions B
International Monetary Fund B
(IMF)
Business ideas D
Literary works B
The patent office C
Geographic locations B
Personal identification B
50 years C
It eliminates competition C
Automatic business success B
A unique machine design A
Trade secret B
Industrial design A
To allow unauthorized use A
Public voting A
A self-made design B
Trademark registration D
UN A
Watching a movie at home A
Sending a legal notice A
Used without renewal A
A chemical compound B
To confuse competitors A
To increase legal cases B
They last only five years B
Reduce trademark costs A
A notarized contract B
Ownership for life A
Guarantees business success A
Well-known mark C
Permanent ownership B
To gain trademark rights A
Logos C
It expires in five years A
30 years C
Trade secret C
To grant a monopoly A
Industrial design rights D
A software program C
70 years D
They are granted for one-time
use B
A manufacturing process C
Instant copyright protection A
A chemical patent B
Copyright expires in 5 years, B
while patents last forever
Service marks A
All of the above D
It automatically renews for free A
Trademark certification C
A person’s name C
Patents are kept confidential A
Files for a different type of IP
B
protection
By refusing to register patents B
A patented invention C
It allows permanent protection A
To get tax benefits A
They only apply to digital
products B
Music C
