What must an ISP do under the DMCA after receiving a copyright complaint?

Notify the subscriber and remove the content

Why was COPA ruled unconstitutional?

It infringed on freedom of speech

What is the “Miller Test” used for?

Determining obscenity in speech

What does the First Amendment protect?

Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition

How do companies handle workplace pornography?

Encourage reporting via Acceptable Use Policies

What is the Child Online Protection Act (COPA)?

A 1998 law penalizing exposure of harmful online material to minors

What qualifies content as obscene under the Miller test?

Appeals to prurient interest, patently offensive, and lacks value

What is a software patent?

Patent for function or process in software

What does the DMCA limit ISP liability for?

User-posted copyrighted content

Hate speech in schools is:

Restricted by public institutions

What is a SLAPP lawsuit?

A tactic to silence public opposition

What does DMCA outlaw?

Tools for bypassing copyright protection

What is CIPA’s main requirement for schools and libraries?

Block access to obscene content

Fair use allows content usage without permission if:

It’s non-profit and transformative

Publishing someone’s personal info online

What is a John Doe lawsuit?

A suit against an unknown person

What was the 2025 Moderna vs. Alnylam case about?

Lipid nanoparticle tech patent dispute

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1
What must an ISP do under the DMCA after receiving a copyright complaint?
Ignore it
Contact law enforcement
Notify the subscriber and remove the content
Delete all user data
2
Why was COPA ruled unconstitutional?
It infringed on freedom of speech
It didn't apply to schools
It violated tax laws
It didn’t protect all age groups
3
What is the “Miller Test” used for?
Measuring software usability
Determining obscenity in speech
Testing patent eligibility
Identifying copyright violations
4
What does the First Amendment protect?
Right to privacy
Right to bear arms
Right to free healthcare
Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
5
How do companies handle workplace pornography?
Let employees decide
Ignore it
Encourage reporting via Acceptable Use Policies
Allow adult sites
6
Which of the following protects software code?
Patent
Trade embargo
Trademark
Copyright
7
Sexting can result in:
Charges of child pornography
Disciplinary leave
Warnings only
No punishment
8
What is the Child Online Protection Act (COPA)?
A law protecting children’s identity online
An education funding act
A 1998 law penalizing exposure of harmful online material to minors
A cyberbullying law
9
Fake news is often:
Government-published
Legally banned
Limited to blogs
Fiction presented as news
10
Intellectual Property includes:
Only physical products
Cars and gadgets
All financial data
Creations of the mind
11
What qualifies content as obscene under the Miller test?
Lack of entertainment value
Viral popularity
Appeals to prurient interest, patently offensive, and lacks value
Purely fictional characters
12
What is a software patent?
Patent for code structure
None of the above
Patent for digital branding
Patent for function or process in software
13
What does the DMCA limit ISP liability for?
Defamation
Fake news
Bandwidth theft
User-posted copyrighted content
14
Hate speech in schools is:
Protected by law
Always criminally punished
Restricted by public institutions
Allowed by private schools
15
What is a SLAPP lawsuit?
A corporate trade law
A software patent filing
A suit that blocks illegal downloads
A tactic to silence public opposition
16
What does DMCA outlaw?
Social media sharing
Obscene speech
Tools for bypassing copyright protection
File downloads
17
What is CIPA’s main requirement for schools and libraries?
Teach coding
Block access to obscene content
Host open internet days
Delete search histories
18
Which of these is NOT protected by the First Amendment?
Symbolic speech
Anonymous speech
Defamation
Hand gestures
19
Fair use allows content usage without permission if:
It's used once
It’s publicly posted
The author is unknown
It’s non-profit and transformative
20
What is the role of Internet filters?
To block offensive websites
To encrypt communication
To monitor bandwidth
To allow VPNs
21
What is NOT patentable?
Laws of nature
Inventions
Software
Medical devices
22
What is the purpose of Anti-SLAPP laws?
Encourage public criticism
Reduce frivolous lawsuits
Protect journalists only
Restrict internet usage
23
What is doxing?
Downloading open-source code
Publishing someone’s personal info online
Suing anonymous people
Publishing copyrighted works
24
What is a John Doe lawsuit?
A suit against an unknown person
An employment dispute
A copyright violation case
A type of patent case
25
What was the 2025 Moderna vs. Alnylam case about?
Vaccine marketing
Hate speech regulation
Lipid nanoparticle tech patent dispute
Copyright infringement

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