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Which of the followings is an infringement of copyright?

A. Reading a book without consent of the author

B. Listening to a song without consent of the author

C. Translating an article without consent of the author

D. Researching a paper without consent of the author

C. Translating an article without consent of the author

One of the requirements for a mark to be registered as trademark is......

A. not an infringement of other's right

B. to be new

C. to be creative

D. to be original

A. not an infringement of other's right

How long is the duration of database right according to the UK law?

A. Lasts for the life of its creator plus a further 70 years.

B. Lasts for 70 years begins to run on the death of the last surviving creator if two or more.....jointly involved in the work

C. For the works generated before 1 January 1996 the duration of database right is life plus....50 years.

D. Lasts for 15 years from the end of the year the database was created or made accessib

D. Lasts for 15 years from the end of the year the database was created or made accessib

A mechanical device is NOT protected by which IPR?

A. Copyright

B. Design right

C. Patent

D. Registered design

A. Copyright

The paternity right is NOT applied to:

A. The creator of a literary, artistic, dramatic or musical copyright work and the director of a film (unless he or she is an employee)

B. The designer of a building or other structure

C. Computer programs or to any work created by a computer without human intervention

D. An individual person and only when there is also a copyright

C. Computer programs or to any work created by a computer without human intervention

Which is the principle of "independence of protection" stipulated in Bern Convention?

a) Works originating in one of the Contracting States must be given the same protection in each of the other Contracting States as the latter grants to the works of its own nationals

b) Protection must not be conditional upon compliance with any formality

c) Protection is independent of the existence of protection in the country of origin of the work

d) As to works, protection must include "every production in the literary, scientific and artistic domain, whatever the mode or form of its expression"

c) Protection is independent of the existence of protection in the country of origin of the work

The remedies available for the trademark infringement are ..... to those applicable for copyright

A. the same

B. more favorable

C. less favorable

D. completely different

A. the same

What is not relevant purpose for applying fair dealing

A. Commercial purpose

B. Educational purpose

C. News reporting

D. Reviewing purpose

A. Commercial purpose

Which is/are exceptions to copyright infringement?

A. Public events

B. Time shifting

C. Education

D. All of others are correct

D. All of others are correct

Which one of the followings is NOT correct according to UK law?

A. Injunction and delivery-up can be applied even in case the plaintiff suffers no damage.

B. Courts may apply provisional measures where any delay is likely to cause irreparable harm to the right holder.

C. Provisional measurers are applicable if there is a demonstrable risk of evidence being destroyed.

D. The combination of injunction and delivery-up is not available if there is no damage incurred to the plaintiff.

D. The combination of injunction and delivery-up is not available if there is no damage incurred to the plaintiff.

What is the best definition about "passing-off"?

A. The use of identical or similar marks or get-ups to cause confusion in the public by relying on the reputation of a mark or get-up, which has already been used long enough.

B. The use of different mark by relying on the reputation of a mark or get-up, which has been used long enough. However, this use is not caused any confusion.

C. The use of distinctive marks or get-ups to cause confusion in the public

D. A trade mark infringement

A. The use of identical or similar marks or get-ups to cause confusion in the public by relying on the reputation of a mark or get-up, which has already been used long enough.

Philips has taken a photograph of a particular scenic view. John knew about that photograp.... still independently took a photograph with the same view, same perspectives. John's photograph... similar to the Philips'one. The two photographs are virtually indistinguishable.

A. John had to ask Philips for consent before taking his photograph.

B. Philips can request John for a copyright compensation.

C. John made a copy of Philips' photograph and it is a copyright infringement.

D. It is not copying and not copyright infringement for John

D. It is not copying and not copyright infringement for John

Which is an exception to copyright infringement?

A. Research or private study

B. If a technical paper is published in a periodical with an abstract, then copying the

abstract is permitted, unless there is a licensing scheme in force

C. Education

D. All of others are correct

D. All of others are correct

In Vietnam law, how long the trade mark protection is?

A. 5 years

B. 10 years

C. 15 years

D. it depends but can last forever provided that the owner renews its application for protection

D. it depends but can last forever provided that the owner renews its application for protection

Since the aim of a trade mark is to encourage purchasers to buy your company's product or your company's service by using the mark when they place an order, what is deemed essential for a sign to be called "trade mark" from business perspective?

a. Trade marks should be slightly different from marks used by competitors to avoid confusion.

b. Trade marks should be easy to remember and sufficiently different from marks used by competitors to avoid confusion.

c. That trade marks should be easy to remember and similar to marks used by competitors to avoid confusion.

d. That trade marks should be similar to marks used by competitors to create more confusions to enjoy benefits from dilution.

b. Trade marks should be easy to remember and sufficiently different from marks used by competitors to avoid confusion.

A Uniform Dispute Resolution Procedure (UDRP) is agreed by participants, which provide some mechanism to resolve dispute in terms of domain names and intellectual property.

A. True.

B. False. UDRP provide mechanism to resolve dispute in terms of domain names only

C. False. UDRP provide mechanism to resolve dispute in terms of trade mark only

D. False. UDRP provide mechanism to resolve dispute in terms of the ownership of trade mark only.

A. True.

Are domain names intellectual property?

A. Not really.

B. Yes, they are.

C. Yes, provided that domain names are registered with the Internet service providers

D. Yes, since domain names provides the exact information of the owner of goods or services on the Internet

A. Not really.

What are Civil remedies?

A. Provisional measures, Injunction, imprisonment

B. Delivery-up, Compensatory damages, Punitive damages; and Account of profits

C. Imprisonment, Punitive damages; and Account of profits

D. Delivery-up, Imprisonment, Compensatory damages

B. Delivery-up, Compensatory damages, Punitive damages; and Account of profits

Cellupro, a company that designed and manufactured cell phones, had a unique design to their products and a particular color for their phones and packaging. This design and color is known as

a. trade dress.

b a service mark.

c. a fanciful mark.

d. trade style.

a. trade dress.

What does a trademark protect?

A. A work of art

B. A secret formula

C. Logos, names and brands

D. General information

C. Logos, names and brands

The protection of copyright excludes

A. A single word

B. Songs

C. A list of names and addresses in a telephone directory

D. Computer programs

A. A single word

Which is NOT right about "Copying in a different medium"?

A. a photocopy of a book.

B. a scanned-in digital copy of a photograph

C. a reproduction and the copy have a material form

D. a transiation a copyright work

D. a transiation a copyright work

Acme Corporation attempted to register a trade mark that was generic and not fanciful, arbitrary, suggestive or descriptive with a secondary meaning. Under these circumstances, Acme has

A. an excellent case for the registration of a trade mark because generic trade marks, as opposed to fanciful, arbitrary or suggestive trade marks, are capable of being copyrighted.

B. an excellent case for the registration of a trade mark because all trade marks are capable of being copyrighted.

C. no case for registration of the trade mark because a trade mark must be fanciful, arbitrary or suggestive to be capable of being copyrighted.

D. no case for registration of the trade mark because a trade mark must be independent, rather than fanciful, arbitrary or suggestive, to be capable of being copyrighted.

C. no case for registration of the trade mark because a trade mark must be fanciful, arbitrary or suggestive to be capable of being copyrighted.

The "Commonplace", which is the requirement for protection of design right, means:

A. The similarities of the design in question when compared objectively to other designs

B. "Not original" in the design field in question.

C. None of A&B

D. Both of A&B

D. Both of A&B

What protects the intellectual property created by designers?

A. Copyright

B. Registered designs

C. Both copyright and registered designs

D. Neither copyright nor registered designs

C. Both copyright and registered designs

What are criteria for winning a transfer of a domain name?

A. A domain name must be identical or confusingly similar to a registered or unregistered trade mark, the use complained of must be by someone having no legitimate interest in the name, and bad faith

B. When there is innocently confusing use, an offer to sell the mark or a history of registering names based on third party trade marks.

C. All are correct

D. None of the answers are correct

A. A domain name must be identical or confusingly similar to a registered or unregistered trade mark, the use complained of must be by someone having no legitimate interest in the name, and bad faith

A Uniform Dispute Resolution Procedure (UDRP) is run by

A. WIPO

B. WTO

C. UN

D. UNCITRAL

A. WIPO

What does indirect compensation include?

A. post-calculated, recurring payments, the amount of which is determined under economic (sales, profits).

B. a pre-calculated amount paid once or in installments

C. compensation for services and assistance rendered by technical or professional experts.

D. dividend or income from related operations: commission paid to licensor for his assistanc

B. a pre-calculated amount paid once or in installments

Knowing Kevin is a self-employed designerCharlotte has introduced Kevin to Company XThe Company X then commissioned Kevin for 1500 Euro to design a machine. Who owns the right to the register design of the machine?

A. Kevin himself

B. Company X

C. Charlotte

D. Company X and Kevin

B. Company X

Pictorial design or logo is protected by which IPRs?

A. Copyright, registered design, trademark

B. Topography right, trademark, design right

C. Registered design, confidential information, copyright

D. Topography right, confidential information, copyright

A. Copyright, registered design, trademark

How long is the duration of computer-generated right according to the UK law?

A. Lasts for the life of its creator plus a further 50 years.

B. Lasts for 70 years begins to run on the death of the last surviving creator if two or more.... jointly involved in the work

C. The copyright lasts for 50 years from the end of the year in which the copyright material ....

D. Lasts for 15 years from the end of the year the database was created or made accessible

C. The copyright lasts for 50 years from the end of the year in which the copyright material ....

In the 1990s, there was an explosion of names registered by US Network Solutions, the administrator of the top level domain (TLD) with the suffix .com. What sorts of problems quickly arose then:

A. owners of trade marks identical to the domain name objected to use of the domain name, and unscrupulous persons registered variations of famous company names and offered to sell them for large sums of money - this is called cyber-squatting.

B. Company can easily get their domain name as they wish on the Internet, and this is more easier to company with famous brand.

C. People can register for domain names easier and provide such names to anyone in need for free

D. Nothing happened.

A. owners of trade marks identical to the domain name objected to use of the domain name, and unscrupulous persons registered variations of famous company names and offered to sell them for large sums of money - this is called cyber-squatting.

If a company develops a new technology for producing a special range of clothes, what type of intellectual property right can it use to prevent other from using such technology

a. Copyright

b. Trademarks

c. Registered designs

d. Patents

d. Patents

Cindy has very detailed and interesting ideas on writing a book. Based on these ideas, David writes a book without attribution of Cindy. David ........

a. infringes paternity right

b. infringes adaptation right

c. Infringes reproduction right

d. not infringes intellectual property right

d. not infringes intellectual property right

To be protected by registered design, an article must ...

A. Have an individual character

B. Be original

C. Be non- commonplace

D. Be new

A. Have an individual character

Which of these statements is true about the general nature of passing off?

A. The defendant must intend to cause loss

B. The misrepresentation must be intentional

C. There must be a false representation

D. There must be actual damages

C. There must be a false representation

Design right applies to:

A. Drawings produced in an industrial context

B. Tangible three-dimensional Articles

C. Artistic drawings

D. Textbook on Design rights

B. Tangible three-dimensional Articles

Which of followings is correct?

A. Passing off is an infringement of only unregistered trademark

B. Passing off is an infringement of only registered trademark

C. Passing off is an infringement of both unregistered and registered trademark

D. Passing off is an infringement of neither unregistered nor registered trademark

C. Passing off is an infringement of both unregistered and registered trademark

Andrise, the one wighting undef contract win Time, to make an copy Anders Computer programs oth something added. The act of Tine is:

A. A secondary infringement of Anders' Copyrights

B. A primary infringement of Anders' Copyrights

C. Not a copyright infringement

D. Both A&B

A. A secondary infringement of Anders' Copyrights

Which is the principle of "national treatment" stipulated in Bern Convention?

A. Works originating in one of the Contracting States must be given the same protection in each of the other Contracting States as the latter grants to the works of its own nationals

B. Protection must not be conditional upon compliance with any formality

C. Protection is independent of the existence of protection in the country of origin of the work

D. As to works, protection must include "every production in the literary, scientific and artistic domain,

whatever the mode or form of its expression"

A. Works originating in one of the Contracting States must be given the same protection in each of the other Contracting States as the latter grants to the works of its own nationals

Company M subcontracts Company H to copy and make a product which owned by Company N with a clear instruction to manufacture the copy. Company H knows the product is owned by Company N.

Which of the following is RIGHT?

A. M has transferred the legal burden to H on the infringement of Design right.

B. His not responsible for the infringement

C. M is not responsible for the infringement as it is not the one drectily coppied and made the product.

D. Both H & M infringed N's Design right.

D. Both H & M infringed N's Design right.

What can be defined as "fees"?

A. Post-calculated, recurring payments, the amount of which is determined under economic use or result (sales, profits).

B. A pre-calculated amount paid once or in installments

C. Compensation for services and assistance rendered by technical or professional experts.

D. Dividend or income from related operations: commission paid to licensor for his assistance in selling.

D. Dividend or income from related operations: commission paid to licensor for his assistance in selling.

A salesman of a bags shop exhibited and sold a fake Chanel clutch for 1.000.000vnd (provided that the real Chanel clutch costs 20.000.000vnd). But he told clients that this clutch is fake. This is......

A. A passing off

B. Not a passing off but an infringement of trademark

C. A passing off and an infringement of trademark

D. Neither a passing off nor infringement of trademark

B. Not a passing off but an infringement of trademark

Which is considered as copying by adaption?

A. Adapting a copyright work, which includes translating it.

B. Copying one line of a well-known song in a nontechnical context

C. The extraction or reutilization of a computer-stored database, whether the whole or

a substantial part

D. A photocopy of a book, or a scanned-in digital copy of a photograph

B. Copying one line of a well-known song in a nontechnical context

Collective trade mark means....

A. There are many users of this trade mark

B. There are many owners of this trade mark

C. There is a collection of trademarks used by one company

D. There is a collection of products sharing this trademark

A. There are many users of this trade mark

Which of the following form of a spoken word is NOT protected by copyright?

A. A fully prepared text

B. A note

C. In shorthand, or on tape or disk

D. None of the answer is correct

B. A note

A trade mark being an invented word must......

A. Be new

B. Be distinctive

C. Indicate the nature of the goods

D. Be meaningful

B. Be distinctive

Which of the followings is not secondary infringement of copyrights?

A. A copy is distributed either internally within a business or outside the company

B. A single copy of a computer program bought abroad, and brought it home for using in connection with professional engineering work.

C. Photocopying of a book

D. Showing a TV broadcast, cable programme, film or playing music to the public

B. A single copy of a computer program bought abroad, and brought it home for using in connection with professional engineering work.

To protect Registered Design, an owner of Registered design needs to do:

A. Show that there has been copying

B. Show that the same or a substantially similar design is being applied to a product.

C. Prove that the design was not created independently by the infringer

D. All of the above

D. All of the above

Dennis has successfully registered his design (after 9 December 2001). After that, Mike, who with a similar design, applies to have the Dennis's registration invalidated on the grounds that the design was not new.

Which of the following is RIGHT?

A. Mike can do that only when Dennis design has not been registered

B. Mike can do that even after Dennis design has been successful registered

C. Mike cannot do that after Dennis design has been successful registered

D. Mike can do that after Dennis' design has been successful registered if Dennis design did not have individual character and was not new.

D. Mike can do that after Dennis' design has been successful registered if Dennis design did not have individual character and was not new.

Anders has created a triangle classes box. The box could have been protected by a registered design but no application was filed. What is the requirement if the box is protected by Design right?

A. Novelty

B. Not commonplace

C. Individual character

D. All of the above

B. Not commonplace

Secondary copyright infringement is:

A. Copying the material without permission.

B. Trading of those illegal copies

C. Rewriting the material without permission.

D. Scanning the material without permission.

B. Trading of those illegal copies

Primary copyright infringement is:

A. Trading of those illegal copies

B. Copying the material without permission.

C. Rewriting the material with permission.

D. Both of A&C

B. Copying the material without permission.

A technical drawing is prepared for use in manufacturing a television set, the drawing is protected by:

A. Design right

B. Copyright

C. Registered design

D. Both of B&C

D. Both of B&C

Regarding to Registration period for a registered design.

Which of the following is WRONG?

A. The initial registration period for a design last for 5 years from the application date.

B. The registration can be kept in force for four subsequent periods of 5 years (after the initial registration period), automatically, without fees.

C. The registration can be kept in force for four subsequent periods of 5 years, (after the initial registration period), if renewal fees are paid.

D. The registration period for a design last for 5 years only from the application date. After that period, the registration will not be extended if the owner does not pay the renewal fees

B. The registration can be kept in force for four subsequent periods of 5 years (after the initial registration period), automatically, without fees.

Which of the followings is protected by copyright

A. A word

B. An idea

C. A legal document

D. An express of an idea

D. An express of an idea

Referring to a trade mark in news is.......

A. A primary infringement of trade mark

B. A secondary infringement of trade mark

C. Not an infringement of trade mark

D. An infringement of copyright

C. Not an infringement of trade mark

For the purpose of showing damage in a passing-off action, the owner must........

a. Show actual loss

b. Demonstrate high risk of loss of business arising from the confusion

c. Calculate the number of clients before and after passing off occurs

d. Proving the activity of imitation

b. Demonstrate high risk of loss of business arising from the confusion

Which of the following statements is true?

a. Fair dealing means that only insubstantial part of a work may be used

b. Fair dealing with a work is permitted

c. Quoting from a work in criticism or review is permitted provided that the critic or review is fair

d. Developing a single part of a work is fair

c. Quoting from a work in criticism or review is permitted provided that the critic or review is fair

In case of copyright infringement, the copyright holder can use

a. Only injunction

b. Only delivery-up

c. Only compensatory damages

d. Each of (a), (b), (c) or combination

d. Each of (a), (b), (c) or combination

What is sole license?

A. the licensee will have no competition

B. the licensor will afford no licenses to other persons within the contractual territory

C. A and B are correct

D. A and B are incorrect

B. the licensor will afford no licenses to other persons within the contractual territory

Which of the following is NOT a copyright infringement?

A. Someone copies without the copyright owner's permission

B. A photographer takes a photograph of a particular scenic view, even though the photograph is virtually indistinguishable to another person's photograph.

C. Someone creates a scene in a studio to reproduce a scene in someone else's photograph

D. One similarity drawing has had access to the material which has supposedly been copied

B. A photographer takes a photograph of a particular scenic view, even though the photograph is virtually indistinguishable to another person's photograph.

In the EU, marks registered by the Office for Harmonisation of the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs) and are called .....

A. Community Trade Marks

B. Global Trade Marks

C. European Trade Marks

D. All are correct

A. Community Trade Marks

Adding some words in a song without consent of author is an infringement of......

a. Reproduction right

b. Public performance right

c. Integrity right (quyền bảo toàn toàn vẹn sản phẩm)

d. False attribution

c. Integrity right (quyền bảo toàn toàn vẹn sản phẩm)

If the technical drawings of motorbike are copied, there is infringement of:

A. Registered design

B. Design right

C. Copyright.

D. Both of A&B

D. Both of A&B

Which of these rights is not generally regarded as part of design law?

a. Registered designs

b. Design right

c. Trade mark right

d. Both registered designs and design right

c. Trade mark right

Which of the following actions may constitute an infringement?

A. Using the descriptive sign of the goods in accordance with honest practice

B. Using a well-known trade mark in the course of a business

C. Using the geographical indications of the goods in accordance with honest practice

D. Using his own registered trademark

B. Using a well-known trade mark in the course of a business

In a dispute on design right, .........

a. Alleged copyist must prove not copying.

b. The owner must prove copying

c. The Government must prove copying

d. Nobody is in charged of proving copying

b. The owner must prove copying

A false attribution as an author.....

a. Is made if a reasonable reader of the work would think that claimant was the author

b. Is made where particular words are attributed to the claimant without consent

c. Is made if the name of author is not mentioned

d. Is made if the work is re-written

a. Is made if a reasonable reader of the work would think that claimant was the author

The article made by Company X does not exactly the same with the article owned by Company Y but this article is only slightly different from Y's article. Which of the following is RIGHT?

A. The article made by X is already different slightly from Y's article. It is not an infringement of design right.

B. It is an infringement of design right. Y, as the owner, will prevent X from copying the design.

C. X does not have to obtain Y's permission before making the article

D. X does not have to compensate for Y's design right.

B. It is an infringement of design right. Y, as the owner, will prevent X from copying the design.

A writer has written a detective novel based on using a murder case's transcripts from court proceedings without the Court's consent. The Court is the publisher of the transcripts.

Which of the following is RIGHT?

A. The transcripts from court proceedings are protected by Copyright.

B. The writer has to compensate for the Court's copyright

C. Transcripts from court proceedings are in the public domain

D. The writer has infringed the Court's Copyright

C. Transcripts from court proceedings are in the public domain

To be protected, unregistered trade mark must........

a. Have reputation

b. Be distinctive for the goods or services for which it has been used

c. Both be distinctive and have reputation

d. Be distinctive but do not have reputation

c. Both be distinctive and have reputation

A wooden chair is protected by registered design. After seeing this chair, a chocolate shop makes a chocolate bar with the design of this chair. Such act is.....

a. A secondary infringement of registered design

b. A primary infringement of registered design

c. Not an infringement of registered design

d. An infringement of patent

b. A primary infringement of registered design

Anders is the copyright owner of Computer programs. Without Anders' permission, Tine has authorised Charlotte, the one working under contract with Tine, to make an copy of Anders' Computer programs with

something added. The act of Tine is:

A. A secondary infringement of Anders' Copyrights

B. A primary infringement of Anders' Copyrights

C. Not a copyright infringement

D. Both A&B

A. A secondary infringement of Anders' Copyrights

Fair dealing means........

a. Exception to IP rights infringement

b. Exception to copyright infringement

c. Exception to trademark infringement

d. Exception to patent infringement

b. Exception to copyright infringement

Which of following is NOT passing-off?

a. Selling used item as a new one

b. Copying an existing business names

c. Persuading clients of a well-known shop to try other goods or services

d. Using similar decoration of an existing business names

c. Persuading clients of a well-known shop to try other goods or services

The Fair use of copyrighted work is:

A. The permission of copyright owner to others to use freely copyrighted material for certain uses.

B. The statutory permission granted expressly by the Copyright Act to the public to use copyrighted material for certain uses.

C. Both A&B

D. Not A&B

B. The statutory permission granted expressly by the Copyright Act to the public to use copyrighted material for certain uses.

Liability for infringement of copyright can be avoided if...

A. It is taken negligently

B. It is taken intentionally

C. It is used for commercial purpose

D. It is used for educational purpose

D. It is used for educational purpose

If a famous signer sets up her own company to sell her own range of clothes, what type of intellectual property right can she use to show that the clothes are made by her company?

a. Copyright

b. Trademarks

c. Registered designs

d. Patents

b. Trademarks

When:

-The mark could have been registered but the owner decided not to register it, and

-The mark is unregistrable because it does not meet the requirements of the law i.e Trade Marks Act 1994).

In both cases, use of the mark generates what is known as

A. Good hope

B. Goodwill

C. Good faith

D. Good use

B. Goodwill

What can be deemed as an infringement of registered trade mark?

A. Use the registered trade mark in relation to the goods/services specified in the registration;

B. Use the registered trade mark on the similar goods/services;

C. Use the similar mark on the registered or similar goods/services, so that the public is likely to be confused;

D. All are correct;

D. All are correct;

How do you think about this statement: In the UK, a mark can be used in business course without registration?

A. This is correct. In the UK, a mark can be used without registering although it is recommended that registration is always needed for enjoying protection.

B. This is not correct. Once being used, a trade mark has already been registered.

C. This is not correct. Trade mark must be registered before using in the course of trade

D. None of the statements are correct.

A. This is correct. In the UK, a mark can be used without registering although it is recommended that registration is always needed for enjoying protection.

When is the best time to minimize the risk of being sued for infringement of a registered trade mark, for passing-off or even misuse of someone else's company name?

A. a trade mark is selected in the last place.

B. a trade mark is selected in the first place.

C. a trade mark is newly created

D. a trade mark is communicated to the public

B. a trade mark is selected in the first place.

Which of the followings is secondary infringement of copyright?

a. Possession of or dealings with infringing copies

b. Performing the work in public

c. Duplicating the work

d. Selling a work

a. Possession of or dealings with infringing copies

According to Madrid Agreement, the single application of trade mark must be made within how many months from the initial trade mark application?

A. 6

B. 12

C. 18

D. 3

A. 6

Computer programs can be protected by.........

A. Design rights

B. Copyright

C. Trademark

D. Patent

B. Copyright

Which of the following is not a law governing intellectual property perspective?

A. Copyright Act, 1957

B. Trademark Act, 1999

C. Patent Act, 1970

D. Design Act, 2000

E. Customs Act, 1962

E. Customs Act, 1962

Which of the followings can NOT be a registrable trademark?

a. A symbol

b. A smell

c. A single colour

d. A generic name of the goods

d. A generic name of the goods

Who is not an author of the artistic work?

a. A person who solely creates the artistic work

b. A person who fixes the picture on whatever medium.

c. A person who jointly provide significant contribution to create a copyrightable artistic work.

d. A person who merely provides ideas.

d. A person who merely provides ideas.

Regarding applying for registration of a design in the UK,

which of the following is RIGHT?

A. Applying for registration of a design in the UK is free of charge

B. The application can be dealt with by a patent attorney who will be familiar with the formalities required

C. An examiner (at the UK Designs Registry) will check whether the design is new.

D. All of the above

B. The application can be dealt with by a patent attorney who will be familiar with the formalities required

The concept of design right was introduced into the UK in:

A. The UK Trade Marks Act 1994

B. The UK Patents Act 1977

C. The UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

D. None of the above

C. The UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

Registered design does not protect:

A. A design on parts which are assembled into a complex product

B. A design on the whole or a part of a product

C. A design on handicraft item

D. A design on products such as vehicle spare parts which are not seen in normal use

D. A design on products such as vehicle spare parts which are not seen in normal use

A is a movie-star. B takes a photograph of A and sells it to a magazine. C

A. B infringes on A's copyright

B. B infringes A's privacy right

C. B does not infringe any IP right

D. B infringes A's trademark

B. B infringes A's privacy right

Which of followings can NOT be patented?

A. Discovery of scientific theory

B. New methodology of running a technique system

C. New way of operating an equipment

D. New application of scientific theory

A. Discovery of scientific theory

In the UK law, what the owner of a trade mark must show while proving the damage?

A. actual loss of business

B. loss of orders to the competitor

C. a high risk of loss of business arising from the confusion

D. the market loss

C. a high risk of loss of business arising from the confusion

To be protected by registered design, the owner must.....

A. Prove copying

B. Show the designs are the same or very similar

C. Publish the design one year earlier

D. Show an application of the design

B. Show the designs are the same or very similar

In a case on Registered design dispute, if the defendant (the suspected infringer) can prove that the design was created independently by himself/herself, then:

A. There is not infringement

B. There is an infringement

C. There is an infringement only when the owner shows that there has been copying.

D. All of others are correct

C. There is an infringement only when the owner shows that there has been copying.

An author of a song wants that people will refer to his name whenever they sing that song. What type of intellectual property right can he claim?

a. Copyright

b. Trademarks

c. Registered designs

d. Patent

a. Copyright

Duration of false attribution right according to UK law

a) Lasts for the life of its creator plus a further 50 years.

b) Lasts for 70 years begins to run on the death of the last surviving creator if two or more authors were jointly involved in the work

c) Lasts for the life of its creator plus a further 20 years)

d) None of others is correct

c) Lasts for the life of its creator plus a further 20 years)

A company wishes to ensure that no one else can use their logo. Which IPR protects that right?

a. Copyright

b. Trademark

c. Patent

d. Industrial design

b. Trademark