1.

There is no legislation in _______ defining term trade secret and confidential information
a) European countries b) India c) USA d) None
2. Businesses must ensure that they protect their _______ from being misappropriated
a) Trade secrets b) Copyrights c) Patents d) None
3. Business names, logos, product names, domain names and other signs used in advertising, may be protected as
a) Copyrights b) Trade law c) Trademarks d)None
4. The major international system for facilitating the registration of trademarks in multiple jurisdictions is commonly known as the
a) Territoriality b) Madrid system c) Both a and b d) None
5. A well-known _________ does not have to be registered in the jurisdiction to bring a trade mark infringement action
a) Patent b) Copyright c) Trademark d) None
6. The following is the one of the Common mistake of Intellectual Property
a) Use of novelty b) Poor selection of TM c) Copyright d) All
7. A search in Trademark provides information on the following issue(s)
a) Protectability b) conflicting rights c) Both a and b d) None
8. Web sites could be launched after registering the name of the web site, known as:
a) Service mark b) Collective mark c) Domain name d) None
9. The author’s right was born immediately :
a) When the work was created c) When the work completed
b) When the work was under process d) None
10. An invention is not a property right, unless it has been:
a) Trade Marked b) Copyrighted c) Patented d) None
11. Phonograms are governed by:
a) Berne Convention b) Paris Conversion c) Rome Convention d) None
12. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) protect the use of information and ideas that are of
a) Ethical value b) Moral value c) Social value d) Commercial value
13. Trade mark
a) is represented graphically c)is capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one person from those of others
b) may includes shapes of goods or combination of colours d) All of the above
14. Design does not include
a) features of shape b) composition of lines or colours c) mode or principle of construction d) None of above
15. Certification mark includes:
a) Source b) Quality c) Both a and b d) None
16. Hall Mark is:
a) Trademark b) Certification mark c) Collective mark d) Both b and c
17. Intellectual property rights and _______________ are two of the most important developing areas of law.
a) Cyber law b) Copyright infringement c)Patent law d)Trademark infringement
18. What action would a person bring against someone who steals a trade secret?
a) Economic Espionage Act b) Infringement action c) Misappropriation d) violation of trademark law
19. To be patented, an invention must be _______________
a) Non-obvious b) useful c) novel d) all of above
20. Who can challenge the issue of a patent?
a) Business competitors b) The inventor’s partners or employees c) Anyone d) Federal government

1. W.T.O. provisions require member-countries to protect ____________________.

2. __________________ Agreement is administered by the W.T.O
3. Trade secrets generally give the business a competitive edge over their ____________
4. Extend NAFTA __________________________
5. Advertisements are common targets for ______________ lawsuits.
6. A _________________________is used to identify a company or a business
7. A ____________ protects the original way an idea is expressed, not the idea itself
8. __________ is any sign, which can distinguish goods and services of one trader from those of another.
9. No ____________ protection can be granted to medicines, food items and chemicals, except to their manufacturing process.
1. Which of the following treaty deals with protection of literary and artistic works?

a) Rome b) Berne c) Paris d) Washington

2. The number of days given for public to raise any objection regarding the trademark submitted for registration is:

a) 1 month b) 3 months c) 5 months d) 6 months

3. World Intellectual Property celebrated on:

a) 23rd April b) 24th April c) 26th April d) 25th April

4. Copyright office is required to secure copyright protection under:

a) Federal Law b) Constitution c) Copyright Act d) Common Law

5. Berne Convention was established in:

a) 1885 b) 1886 c) 1895 d) 1896

6. For which of the following there is no registration process:

a) Trademark b) Patent c) Trade-secret d) Copyright

7. Trademark can be protected for:

a) 10 years b) 5 years c) 60 years d) Lifetime

8. Which of following Copyright Act is basis for copyright protection in U.S.:

a) 1831 b) 1870 c) 1909 d) 1976

9. Which of the following mark cannot be protected?

a) Generic b) Coined c) Arbitrary d) Both a and b

10. Paralegals cannot do the following:

a) Assist clients b) Give legal advice c) preparing applications d) none

1. Expand USPTO __________________________________________________

2. Preliminary search is also known as _________________________________

3. For work to be copyright protectable, work can be fixed in ______ and __________expressions.

4. Goods and services are categorized by the USPTO into _____ separate classes.

5. _________ IP can be applied registration for a product or process.

6. _________ protects the original way an idea is expressed, not the idea itself.

7. Patent protection exists for ______ years for utility and plant patents and _____ years for design patent.

8. Expand WTO _____________________________________________________