IPR

An unregistered trade mark shall be.....
Fully protected
Partly protected
Not protected
Full protected within limited period

Partly protected

Which of the following is NOT an example of literary work?
A book
An engineer report or specification
A bus timetable
A legal document

A bus timetable

What protects the intellectual property created by artists?
Trademarks
Copyright
Patents
Confidential information

Copyright

What protects the intellectual property created by designers?
Copyright
Registered designs
Both copyright and registered designs
Neither copyright nor registered designs

Both copyright and registered designs

What does NOT protect the intellectual property created by designers?
Copyright
Patents
Registered designs
Design rights

Patents

What does a trademark protect?
A work of art
A secret formula
Logos, names and brands
General information

Logos, names and brands

You write an original story, what type of intellectual property right that you can claim?
Copyright
Trademarks
Registered designs
Patent

Copyright

If a famous singer 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?
Copyright
Trademarks
Registered designs
Patents

Trademarks

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
Copyright
Trademarks
Registered designs
Patents

Patents

A triangle eyeglasses box can be protected by ....
Design rights
copyright
patent
trademark

Design rights

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

Copyright

Adding some words in a song without the consent of the author is an infringement of......
Reproduction right
Public performance right
Integrity right
False attribution

Integrity right

Andy translates a book into Vietnamese with consent of the author. However, in this translated version, Andy re-arranges different parts of the book. Andy might commit infringement of....
Translation right
Reproduction right
Integrity right
False attribution

Integrity right

Ben covers a song with consent of the author. In addition to the name of the author, Ben adds his name to that song. Ben might .......
commit infringement of reproduction right
commit infringement of paternity right
not commit infringement of intellectual property right
commit infringement of translation right

commit infringement of paternity right

Cindy has very detailed and interesting ideas on writing a book. Based on these ideas, David writes a book without attribution to Cindy. David ........
infringes paternity right
infringes adaptation right
Infringes reproduction right
not infringes intellectual property right

not infringes intellectual property right

Which of these statements is true about the general nature of passing off?
The defendant must intend to cause loss
The misrepresentation must be intentional
There must be a false representation
There must be actual damages

There must be a false representation

A literary work must be......... for being protected by copyright
long
complex
Neither long nor complex
Long and complex

Neither long nor complex

The protection of copyright excludes
A single word
Songs
A list of names and addresses in a telephone directory
Computer programmes

A single word

A technical drawing is protected by..........
Copyright
Registered designs
Both copyright and registered designs
Patent

Copyright

A photograph is protected by ..........
copyright
patent
registered design
Trademark

copyright

Copyright is NOT applied to ..........
Songs
Video tapes
Broadcasts
None of them

None of them

The owner of the copyright of a book written on the author's own is ..........
Its author
The publisher of the book
The person who prints it with consent of the author
The person who provide the ideas for this book

Its author

If a book cover is designed under the order of a publisher, the ownership of this page is ..........
The author of the book
The designer of this book cover
The publisher
Public

The publisher

A designer is an employee of a publisher. Then, copyright of all his artistic works under employment contract is owned by.......
This publisher
This designer
Both publisher and designer
Neither publisher nor designer

This publisher

If copyright material is created by a computer, the owner of this copyright is ..........
The computer
The company producing this computer
The person making the arrangement necessary for that creation.
Nobody

The person making the arrangement necessary for that creation.

Paternity right .......
Is similar to copyright
Lasts forever
can be transferred
Is given only to the author of an artistic works

Is given only to the author of an artistic works

Paternity right does NOT apply to:
A book
Computer programmes
An article
A photograph

Computer programmes

A is a movie-star. B takes a photograph of A and sells it to a magazine.
B infringes on A's copyright
B infringes A's privacy right
B does not infringe any IP right
B infringes A's trademark

B infringes A's privacy right

An article is referred to without naming the author. This is an infringement of......
Reproduction right
Paternity right
Integrity right
False attribution

Paternity right

Which of the followings is NOT primary infringement of copyright?
Copying part of a work without consent of author
Importing infringing copies
Translating a work without consent of author
Adapting a work without consent of author

Importing infringing copies

To be protected by copyright, a creative work must be......
Fixed in a tangible medium
original
both original and fixed in a tangible medium
Spoken

both original and fixed in a tangible medium

Which of the followings is secondary infringement of copyright?
Possession of or dealings with infringing copies
Performing the work in public
Duplicating the work
Selling a work

Possession of or dealings with infringing copies

Fair dealing means........
Exception to IP rights infringement
Exception to copyright infringement
Exception to trademark infringement
Exception to patent infringement

Exception to copyright infringement

What is not relevant purpose for applying fair dealing
Commercial purpose
Educational purpose
News reporting
Reviewing purpose

Commercial purpose

Which of the followings is an infringement of copyright?
Reading a book without consent of the author
Listening to a song without consent of the author
Translating an article without consent of the author
Researching a paper without consent of the author

Translating an article without consent of the author

Computer programmes can be protected by.........
Design rights
Copyright
Trademark
Patent

Copyright

A triangle eyeglasses box can be protected by............
Design rights
Copyright
Patent
Trademark

Design rights

The design of contact lenses can ..........
Be protected by design rights
Not be protected by design rights
Be protected by patent
Not be protected by patent

Not be protected by design rights

Design right applies when......
The design is recorded
The design is registered
The design is published
The design is showed

The design is recorded

A machine with artificial intelligence created a 3D sculpture. The owner of design right of this sculpture is......
This machine
The person by whom the arrangements necessary for the creation of the design are undertaken
Nobody
Public

The person by whom the arrangements necessary for the creation of the design are undertaken

The ownership of design right can ......
Be fully transferred
Be only partly transferred
Not be transferred
Be only transferred for a limited period

Be fully transferred

Infringement of design right occurs when.......
It exists two similar designs
It is shown that the alleged copyist had access to the design in question
The activity of copying is proven
The design in concerned is registered

It is shown that the alleged copyist had access to the design in question

Buying a toy car being protected by registered design is.......
A secondary infringement of design right
A primary infringement of design right
Not an infringement of design right
An infringement of copyright

A secondary infringement of design right

An article of company X was designed by its employee.- Mr. Y. Two years later, X transfers the design right of this article to another company without the consent of Y. Such a transfer is.....
A secondary infringement of design right
A primary infringement of design right
Not an infringement of design right
An infringement of copyright

Not an infringement of design right

The protection of design right is applied..........
To all original and non-commonplace articles
To only registered articles
To only some technical objects
To only some artistic works

To all original and non-commonplace articles

In a dispute on design rights, .........
Alleged copyists must prove not copying.
The owner must prove copying
The Government must prove copying
Nobody is in charged of proving copying

The owner must prove copying

To be protected by registered design, the owner must.....
Prove copying
Show the designs are the same or very similar
Publish the design one year earlier
Show an application of the design

Show the designs are the same or very similar

Article 50 of TRIPS requires court or equivalent juducial authority to grant a provisional measure order
Without any request
Accordingly the applicant's request
Accordingly the member states' request
Accordingly court's request

Without any request

To be protected by design right, an article must NOT.....
Be original
Be non-commonplace
Have an individual character
be original and non-commonplace

Be non-commonplace

To be protected by registered design, an article must ....
Have an individual character
Be original
Be non- commonplace
Be new

Have an individual character

ATM machine is protected.........
Only by design right
Only by patents
By both design right and patents
By trademark

By both design right and patents

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 secondary infringement of registered design
A primary infringement of registered design
Not an infringement of registered design
An infringement of patent

A primary infringement of registered design

Once a design is registered in the UK, it will be protected.....
worldwide
Only in the UK
In any country where such registration is applied
Outside of the UK

In any country where such registration is applied

When a machine is protected by registered design, the drawing of this machine is.....
Also protected by registered design
Not protected by IP rights
protected by copyright
Protected by patent

protected by copyright

Which of the followings can be patented?
Mathematical method
Presentation of information
New materials
Scientific theory

New materials

Which of followings can NOT be patented?
Discovery of scientific theory
New methodology of running a technique system
New way of operating an equipment
New application of scientific theory

Discovery of scientific theory

One of the requirements for an invention to be patented is.......
Having individual character
Not being obvious
Being artistic
Being original

Having individual character

A patent granted in the one country has legal effect.......
worldwide
only in the country of registration
in the European Union
in country of nationality of the owner

in country of nationality of the owner

Manufacturing an article protected only by a UK granted patent in China is.......
A secondary infringement
A primary infringement
Not an infringement of patent
An infringement of IP rights

Not an infringement of patent

A patent is infringed ..........
Only when every feature within at least one claim is used in the allegedly infringing article or process
When some features are used in the allegedly infringing article or process
The allegedly infringing article or process looks like the patented one
The allegedly infringing article or process is developed from the patented one with consent of the owner

The allegedly infringing article or process looks like the patented one

An exception to patent infringement is......
Using the patented invention on behalf of the government
Selling a patented product for non-commercial use
Copying that patent for personal use
Using that patent for public use

Using the patented invention on behalf of the government

Business methods are.......
patentable in the US but not patentable in the UK
not patentable in both UK and US
patentable in both UK and US
Not patentable anywhere

patentable in the US but not patentable in the UK

An unregistered trade mark shall be.....
Fully protected
Partly protected
Not protected
Full protected within limited period

Partly protected

Which of the followings can NOT be a registrable trademark?
A symbol
A smell
A single colour
A generic name of the goods

A generic name of the goods

The term "Apple" can NOT be a trade mark of........
Any business
Any business selling apples
Any business selling smartphones
Any business selling computers

Any business selling smartphones

The word "Steel" can be add in trademark of.......
Only company producing steel
Only company not producing steel
Any company

Any company

As the term "BM Apple" as registered as a trade mark of a company selling apples, the term "BN Apple".........
Can not be registered as a trade mark of a company selling apples
Still can be registered as a trade mark of a company selling apples
Can be registered as a trademark of all company
Can not be registered as a trademark of any company

Can not be registered as a trade mark of a company selling apples

Which of the followings is correct?
Trade mark must be a word in English
Trade mark must be an invented word
Trade mark could be a symbol
Trade mark must be pronounceable

Trade mark could be a symbol

A trade mark being an invented word must ......
Be new
Be distinctive
Indicate the nature of the goods
Be meaningful

Be distinctive

The term "Gala Apple" could be refused to be a trade mark because.....
It is not pronounceable
It indicates the nature of one type of apple
It is an invented word
It is not clear

It indicates the nature of one type of apple

A trade mark can be........
A word
A symbol
A smell
An invented word, a symbol and a smell

An invented word, a symbol and a smell

To be registered as a trade mark, a term must ......
Be distinctive
Not indicate the type, quality, purpose or geographical origin of the goods
Both distinctive and indicate the type, quality, purpose or geographical origin of the goods
Be meaningful

Both distinctive and indicate the type, quality, purpose or geographical origin of the goods

A registered trade mark of one goods.........
Can not be registered as trade mark of other goods in different classes
Can not be registered as trade mark of services
Can not be registered as trademark of other goods in the same class
Can not be registered as trade mark of any service and goods

Can not be registered as trademark of other goods in the same class

In case "Apple" is registered as trade mark of Apple Inc., the trade mark "Apple".......
Can not be used by a company producing computer and phone
Can not be printed in a T-shirt
Can not be used by a company selling apple
Can not be used by any company

Can not be used by a company producing computer and phone

A tool kit can not be protected by.........
Copyright
Patent
Design right
Registered design

Copyright

Referring to a trade mark in news is.........
An primary infringement of trade mark
An secondary infringement of trade mark
Not an infringement of trade mark
An infringement of copyright

Not an infringement of trade mark

Using a trademark in a different writing style is...........
An infringement of trade mark
Not a primary infringement of trade mark
Not a secondary infringement of trade mark
An infringement of copyright

An infringement of trade mark

Trade mark includes......
Only registered trade mark
Only unregistered trade mark
Both registered and unregistered trademark
Neither registered nor unregistered trademark

Both registered and unregistered trademark

Collective trade mark means...........
There are many users of this trade mark
There are many owners of this trade mark
There is a collection of trademarks used by one company
There is a collection of products sharing this trademark

There are many users of this trade mark

Protected trade marks include....
Registered trade marks
Unregistered trademarks
Both registered and unregistered trademark
All marks in the market of one specific country

Both registered and unregistered trademark

To be protected, an unregistered trade mark must........
Have reputation
Be distinctive for the goods or services for which it has been used
Both be distinctive and have reputation
Be distinctive but do not have reputation

Both be distinctive and have reputation

What is NOT "get-up" at a well-known bakery shop?
Client
Packaging
Decoration style
Name

Client

Passing off refers to infringement of ......
Registered trademark
Unregistered trade mark
Both registered and unregistered trademark
Neither registered nor unregistered trademark

Unregistered trade mark

Unregistered trade mark..........
Can not be protected by IP law
Can be protected by IP law upon the satisfaction of requirements
Can be protected by IP law in all cases
Can be protected by IP law in limited area

Can be protected by IP law upon the satisfaction of requirements

The requirement of proof of reputation is applied for the protection o
f......
Registered trademark
Unregistered trade mark
Both registered and unregistered trade mark
Any trademark

Both registered and unregistered trade mark

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for passing off?
Confusion
Within geographical area
Damages
Providing similar product

Within geographical area

For the purpose of showing damage in a passing-off action, the owner must........
Show actual loss
Demonstrate high risk of loss of business arising from the confusion
Calculate the number of clients before and after passing off occurs
Proving the activity of imitation

Demonstrate high risk of loss of business arising from the confusion

Which of the following is NOT passing-off?
Selling used item as a new one
Copying an existing business names
Persuading clients of a well-known shop to try other goods or services
Using similar decoration of an existing business names

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

A salesman of a bags shop exhibited and sold a fake Chanel clutch for 1.000.000 vnd (provided that the real Chanel clutch costs 20.000.000vnđ). But he told clients that this clutch is fake. This is.......
A passing off
Not a passing off but an infringement of trademark
A passing off and an infringement of trademark
Neither a passing off nor infringement of trademark

Not a passing off but an infringement of trademark

Which of the following statements is true?
Fair dealing means that only insubstantial part of a work may be used
Fair dealing with a work is permitted
Quoting from a work in criticism or review is permitted provided that the critic or review is fair
Developing a single part of a work is fair

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

What is the correct statement about 'originality'?
Originality means 'not copied' and nothing more
Originality requires creative effort
Originality means that the creator does not copy others' work and has contributed skill or labour.
Originality means being totally new

Originality means that the creator does not copy others' work and has contributed skill or labour.

Which of the following is not "use in the course of trade"?
Fixing the sign to goods
Fixing the sign to the business paper
Presenting the sign for teaching purpose
Selling the goods under the sign

Presenting the sign for teaching purpose

Which of the following is not a category of copyright?
Literary works
Sculpture
Furniture
Computer progammes

Furniture

Which of these events potentially triggers the right of attribution
Broadcasting a recording of a song on the radio
Uploading a song to a file-sharing website
Broadcasting a recitation of a poem on the radio
Using a song in a film

Broadcasting a recitation of a poem on the radio

A false attribution as an author.....
Is made if a reasonable reader of the work would think that claimant was the author
Is made where particular words are attributed to the claimant without consent
Is made if the name of author is not mentioned
Is made if the work is re-written

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

Which of these rights is not generally regarded as part of design law?
Registered designs
Design right
Trade mark right
Both registered designs and design right

Trade mark right

Design right.......
Can arise however the design is created and regardless of whether or not any copyright arises
Apply to the individual elements of a design
Only protects the visible parts of designs
Is only applied upon registration

Can arise however the design is created and regardless of whether or not any copyright arises

A design has individual character if
It appeals to the eye of the ordinary consumer
It gives a different overall impression, when compared with prior designs, to someone who is an interested consumer for the products in question
The difference over previous designs are not trivial
Every one can find the difference between this design and others

It gives a different overall impression, when compared with prior designs, to someone who is an interested consumer for the products in question

To apply for a patent, an inventor must......
File an application at a patent office which must comply with formal and technical requirements
Demonstrate that their invention works
State the date on which the invention was first "reduced to practice"
Apply it

File an application at a patent office which must comply with formal and technical requirements

You can infringe a patent by............
Making a product for your own personal use
Publishing drawings of the product on your website
Selling main components of the product, together with instruction how to assemble it using commonly available fastening components.
Talking about it

Selling main components of the product, together with instruction how to assemble it using commonly available fastening components.