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1. The following is the one of the Common mistake of Intellectual Property

A. use of novelty
B. Poor selection of trademark
C. Copy right
D. All

2. Which of the following leads to Criminal Prosecutions?

A. Primary infringements
B. Secondary infringements
C. Copyright Protection
D. None

3. A search in Trademark provides information on the following issue(s)

A. Protect ability
B. conflicting rights
C. Both A & B
D. None

4. How do you Notice the symbol ‘®’ in Copyright law

A. R-in-a-circle
B. Encircled R
C. Circle-R
D. All

5. Which of the following are easier to promote?

A. Arbitrary marks
B. Suggestive marks
C. Descriptive marks
D. All

6. Web sites could be launched after registering the name of the web site, known as:
A. Service Marks
B. Collective marks
C. Domain Name
D. None

7. The author’s right was born immediately:

A. When the work was created
B. When the work completed
C. When the work was under process
D. None
8. The Patent Act, 1970 was amended in the year:
A. 1975
B. 1980
C. 1999
D. None
9. An invention is not a property right, unless it has been:
A. Trade Marked
B. Patented
C. Copyrighted
D. None

10. Phonograms are governed by:

A. Berne Convention
B. Paris Conversion
C. Rome Convention
D. None

11. Copyright law allows a Software program to be ________________

A. Decompiled
B. Patents
C. Monopoly
D. A Business

12. Patents allow __________________to have monopoly to exploit his invention

A. Patentee
B. Patentees
C. Owner
D. Stakeholder

13. Expand IPR ____________________________________

A. Intellectual Property Rights
B. Intellectual Property rules
C. Intellectual Property rounds
D. Intellectual Property roads

14. A _________________________is used to identify a company or a business

A. Trade name (or) Business name
B. Company name
C. Unit name
D. Institution

15. A ____________ protects the original way an idea is expressed, not the idea itself
A. Copy right
B. Patent right
C. Trademark right
D. Trade secrete

16. A __________________ is a market in which seller may dictate supply and price.
A. Monopoly
B. Oligopoly
C. Organizations
D. Enterprise
17. The Uruguay Round of GATT Negotiations resulted in an agreement on
_____________
A. Trade related aspects of IPR
B. Problems of officials
C. Children right
D. Women rights

18. __________ is any sign, which can distinguish goods and services of one trader from
those of
another.
A. Trademark
B. Semiconductor Chip
C. Patent Law
D. INTA Rules

19. No ______________ can be granted to medicines, food items and chemicals, except
to their
manufacturing process.
A. Product patent
B. Parent patent
C. Patent map
D. Patent laws

20._____________ is used in respect of one particular product.

A. Product mark
B. Product status
C. Product style
D. Product cost

21.The present act governing copyright in U.S is Copyright act of______?

A)1909
b) 1888
c) 1976
d) 2001

22. Registration of Copyright establishes a public record of Copyright ________?

a) Eligibility
b) Claim
c) Source
d) Tangibility.

23) Distribution of copies of work to public for sale or other transfer of ownership, by
rental, lease or lending is called?
a) Social Responsibility
b) Transferring.
c) Publication
d) Availability.
24) Paper application Fee of Copyright is
a) $ 75
b) $ 105
c) $ 50
d) $ 45

25) According to Business Software Alliance report in 2005, which country has highest
rate
of software Piracy?
a) United States
b) India
c) Canada
d) Vietnam

26) To be eligible for Copyright Protection, Material must be

a) Copied
b) Duplicate
c) Printable
d) Original.

27) Performance using Gestures and Expressions to Communicate with no

accompanying sound
a) Pantomime
b) Display
c) Distribution
d) Sale.

28) Among these which are not protected by Copyright.

a) Articles that are Purely Useful
b) Periodicals
c) Sound Recordings
d) Audiovisual Works

29) Droit-de-suite means

a) Right to Continuation
b) Right to Protect
C) Right to Display
d) Right to create.

30) The largest source of revenue for copyright owners is

a) Public Performance
c) Display
d) Distribution
d) Sale

31. PTO __________________________

A. Patent and trademark official
B. Patent and trademark Orange
C. Patent and trademark office
D. Parent and trademark office
32. WIPO founded in ____________________ year.
A. 1883
B. 1884
C. 1885
D. 1881

33. INTA was founded in __________________ year.

A. 1879
B. 1878
C. 1877
D. 1830

34. The Role of patent _________________________

A. Innovation
B. Nice
C. Mark
D. Grasp

35.______________ are the sources of trademark legislation

A. Decision device
B. Trade Mark
C. Regional treaty
D. Project Project

36. Indian trademark law allows filing of a trademark application in India on an _______ basis
A. ‘Intent-To-Use
B. Filing Procedure
C. Decision Law
D. trade Mark Content

37. ___________________________ can use a trademark

A. Registered User (Or) Registered Proprietor
B. Every One
C. Officials
D. Consumers

38. __________________ is the duration of a trademark in India.

A.10 YEARS
B.3 YEARS
C.8 YEARS
D.6 YEARS

39. CTM ________________________

A. Community trade mark system
B. Conmen Trade Mark System
C. Corner Trade Mark System
C. Committee Trade Mark System
40. A transfer of party’s entire ownership interest is called
A. Copy
B. File
C. Assignment
D. Prospectus

41. Following are the three Distinct types of property that individuals and companies
own,
Except one
A. Real Property.
B. Personal Property.
C. Nominal Property.
D. Intellectual Property.

42. Registration and other formalities are necessary to all intellectual property except
one
A. Trademarks
B. Copyrights
C. Trade secrets
D. Patents

43. Maintenance of consistent quality of products or services offered under a mark is

called
A. Goodwill
B. Generosity
C. Philanthropy
D. Altruism

44. Rights in Trademarks are created by

A. Use of trademark
B. Registration with USPTO
C. Transferring the Rights
D. Infringement.

45. Intellectual Property Law Protects results of

A. Human Creativity
B. Laws of Nature
C. Scientific Principles
D. Discovered items

46. In some foreign countries Intellectual Property is referred to as

A. Industrial Property.
B. Real Property
c. Nominal Property
D. Personal Property
47. Not only the creators of intellectual property but ______ will also be benefit from
protecting intellectual property
A. Siblings
B. Relatives
C. Public
D. Friends

48. The term Intellectual Property is usually thought of comprising _____ separate but
often
ten overlapping legal fields
A. Three
B. Four
C. Two.
D. One

49. Trademarks provide Guarantees’ of quality and ____ of product or service

A. Responsibility
B. Availability
C. Probability
D. Consistency

50. Generally violation of rights are protected by

A. Adoptability action
B. Vulnerability
C. Infringement action
D. Criminal actions

51. Neither publication nor registration of a work is required for

A. Patent Protection
B. Copyright Protection
C. Trade secrets
D. Trademark

52. Patent is a Grant from

A. Indian Gov’t
B. United Kingdom
C. Gov’t of Canada
D. U.S. Gov’t

53. Which of these if protected properly may last forever.

A. Trade secrets
B. Trademarks
C. Patents
D. Copyrights

54. Computer Programs may not be protected under

A. Trade secrets law
B. Patent law
C. Trademark law
D. Copyright Law
55. USPTO is one of the special bureaus of U.S Department of
A. Technology
B. Commerce
C. Agriculture
D. Defense

56. USPTO is located in

A. Alexandria
B. Dallas
C. New York
D. Detroit

57. Library of congress is referred to as

A. Berne Convention.
B. Madrid protocol.
C. Paris convention.
D. Jefferson’s Legacy.

58. Paris Convention is based on the principle of

A. Beaurocracy
B. Reciprocity
C. Sustainability
D. Generosity

59. Value of Microsoft’s Trade Mark is Estimated to be

A. $65.1 Billion
B. $73 Billion
C. $25 Billion
D. $85 Billion

60. Who registered a Trademark for his brand of flour in 1772?

A. Mark Gibson
B. Abraham Lincoln
C. George washington
D. Tony Blair

61. Duration of copyrights for works created after the 1976 act is for the authors life plus
A. 60 YEARS
B. 70 YEARS
C. 80 YEARS
D. 90 YEARS

62. For works “MADE FOR HIRE” Duration from creation is

A. 95 YEARS
B. 65 YEARS
C. 75 YEARS
D. 120 YEARS
63. If two persons sit at a piano and collaborate on a melody and lyrics, the resulting
song is
A. Single work
B. Work made for Hire
C. Joint work
D. Derivative work

64. In copyright act, upon the death of co-author , his or her rights passes to
A. His friends
B. His servants
C. His cousins
D. His heirs

65. If the author is considered to be the employer/commissioning party and not the
employee/actual person who created the work, then it is
A. Joint work
B. Work made for hire
C. Derivative work
D. Sole work

66. In U.S Copyright protection exists from the time a work is

A. Set
B. Created
C. Planned
D. Thought

67. Registration process of Copyright generally takes about

A. 10 Weeks
B. 14 Weeks
C. 12 Weeks
D. 11 Weeks

68. Form TX in Copyrights is used to

A. Sound Recordings
B. Published/Unpublished non dramatic literary works
C. Visual Arts
D. Performing Arts

69. Digital Millennium copyright act was enacted by congress in

A. 1996
B. 1995
C. 1998
D. 1999

70. Worldwide How many movies are downloaded each day?

A. 600000
B. 700000
C. 500000
D. 800000
71. To obtain a patent, an inventor must file an application with
A. NAFTA
B. USPTO
C. Berne Convention
D. Paris Convention

72. Except one, below listed items are exclusions from patent protection
A. Products of Nature
B. Laws of Nature
C. Drugs
D. Printed Matter

73. To be Protectable, a patent must satisfy one of these

A. It must be sequential
B. it must be copied
C. It must be combined
D. It must be new

74. Plant protection act is enacted in

A. 1945
B. 1930
C. 1955
D. 1960

75. The term of protection for plant patent is

A. 16
B. 17
C. 18
D. 20

76. Plant variety protection act is enacted in

A. 1965
B. 1970
C. 1975
D. 1980

77. This principle prohibits the issuance of more than one patent
A. Single Patenting
B. Double Patenting
C. Plant Protection
D. Novelty

78. The inventor of ______ reported that he thought of invention while removing Burrs
from
his Pet’s Fur
A. Wool
B. Gum
C. Velcro
D. Sponge
79. In year 2006, USPTO issued_____ Patents
A. 1, 87,183
B. 1, 83,187
C. 1, 27,183
D. 1, 83,127

80. Before Application of patent is filed a search is conducted to ensure invention is

A. Novel and Non-Obvious
B. Clear and Gentle
C. Harmful
D. Damaged

81. Patentability search is sometimes called as

A. General search
B. Nominal search
C. Novelty search
D. Probationary search

82. Process of preparing, filing, and shepherding a patent application through the USPTO
toward issuance is called
A. Determination
B. Registration
C. Prosecution
D. Legalization

83. Utility application must be filed within ____ of filing date of the provisional application
A. 12 Months
B. 3 Months
C. 15 Months
D. 16 Months

84. It generally takes about ____ months for USPTO to issue a first office action
A. 26 Months
B. 24 Months
C. 22 Months
D. 20 Months

85. The youngest person who was granted with a patent was
A. 5 Years old
B. 6 Years old
C. 4 Years old
D. 7 Years old

86. The patent term guarantee act was enacted in

A. 1969
B. 1979
C. 1989
D. 1999
87. One’s act in making, using, selling the patented invention, is referred to as
A. Direct Infringement
B. Indirect Infringement
C. Third party Infringement
D. Court Infringement

88. To maintain utility patent in force, certain fees must be paid to USPTO, Which is
called
A. Application fees
B. Maintenance Fees
C. Issuing Fees
D. Registration Fees

89. These companies are top in the patents granted to them in 2006, except one
A. IBM
B. Microsoft
C. Samsung Electronics
D. Canon

90. In U.S. Patent rights are awarded to

A. First to invent.
B. First to get idea
C. First to design
D. First to pay money

91. The Duration of a copy right depends upon whether the copyright was created on Jan
1
_____
A. 1977
B. 1978
C. 1979
D. 1980

92. Maximum allowable length of Copyright protection under 1909 act is

A. 54 Years
B. 55 Years
C. 56 Years
D. 57 Years

93. When does patent expires

A. Registration fees is not paid
B. Application fees is not paid
C. Maintenance fees is not paid
D. Renewal fees is not paid

94. Objection made by the examiner will be set forth in a document called
A. Revenue Action
B. Public Action
C. Office Action
D. Stage Action
95. Who can prosecute patent applications?
A. Patent agents
B. Patent attorneys
C. Patent Filers
D. Patent Inventors.

96. File of public record is called as

A. File wrapper
B. File document
C. File shipping
D. File issuing

97. Universal copyright convention is administrated by

A. UNESCO
B. NAFTA
C. TRIP’S
D. GATT

98. Temporary order that requires an infringer to stop infringing

A. Permanent Injunction
B. Interim Injunction
C. Damages
D. Account of profit

99. Before an infringement suit may be filed in court, registration is necessary for
A. Indian origin
B. U.S origin
C. Canadian origin
D. British origin

100. Group forms may be used for certain applications comprising

A. One part
B. Two parts
C. Three parts
D. Several parts
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