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IP rights basics quiz

by Krishna vairagi
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What does copyright primarily protect?

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A patent generally covers which of the following?

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What is a trademark?

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Which of the following is an example of intellectual property?

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Which of the following is NOT a criterion for patentability?

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Copyright protects:

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Which of the following is NOT typically protected as a copyrightable work?

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What is the main purpose of a patent office grant?

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Which of the following is an example of a trademark?

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Which term best describes the unauthorized use of someone else’s IP?

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Copyright protects fixed original expressions, not ideas.

Patents require novelty and usefulness with a concrete application.

Trademarks distinguish goods/services of one source from another.

Trade secrets stay secret through measures like NDAs and security.

Fair use is a narrow allowance for specific purposes.

Copyright duration varies by country but is often life plus years.

Ideas and math principles themselves aren’t copyrighted, but expressions are.

Patents give inventors exclusive rights for a period after filing.

Public disclosure can destroy trade secret status.

Infringement is using protected IP without permission.

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