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Entrepreneurship( Intellectual property rights) XII
Entrepreneurship( Intellectual property rights) XII
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#Copyright, #Trademark, #Patents and other intellectual property
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Which factor is required for something to be patentable?
Useless
New
Obvious
Old
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To legally protect your invention from copying you must register a patent
False
True
3
Intellectual property rights cannot be purchased and/or sold
True
False
4
To qualify for a patent, the invention
all of the above
must be a concrete thing that can be constructed
must be something new
must have unique qualities
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An example of something that copyright would not include is
Short phrases
A drawing or painting
Pamphlets
A piece of music
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A government-granted monopoly to make, use or sell an invention is called a
Trademark
Copyright
Patent
Trade secret
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What is not considered a common business example of intellectual property?
Accounting methods
Tag lines
Manufacturing processes
Recipes/formulas for making products
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Copyright is a type of intellectual property that
Gives others the right to copy or modify labels & trademarks
Prevents others from copying or modifying certain works
Prevents others from copying or modifying labels&trademarks
Gives others the right to copy material and work from others
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Which of the following is correct with respect to trade secrets?
Trade secrets include such things as formulas and recipes
Trade secrets are registrable under the Trade Secrets Act
An employee can divulge a trade secret after she quits
No duty exists to keep trade secrets if not in the contract
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What is not excluded from patent protection?
The written expression of ideas
New pharmaceuticals
Scientific principles
A unique logo
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A trade name is the name under which a sole prop, partnership, & corporation does business
False
True
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What is the requirement(s) that work must meet, in order to be protected by copyright?
New & Innovative
More than 100bits in size
Original & Fixated
Creative & Unique
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Which of the following is not a trademark?
Indian Flag
McDonald's golden arches
Nike's "swoosh"
Always Fresh Tim Horton's