C-IPR-MCQ-3


1. What type of patent is granted for new and useful processes, machines, compositions of matter, or improvements thereof?
   a) Utility patent
   b) Design patent
   c) Plant patent
   **Answer: a) Utility patent**

2. Which type of patent protects the ornamental or aesthetic design of a functional item?
   a) Utility patent
   b) Design patent
   c) Plant patent
   **Answer: b) Design patent**

3. Plant patents are granted for:
   a) New and useful processes
   b) New and distinct varieties of plants
   c) Ornamental designs of functional items
   **Answer: b) New and distinct varieties of plants**

4. Claim construction in patent law involves:
   a) Determining the inventor of a patent
   b) Analyzing the language used in the patent claims
   c) Assessing the commercial viability of a patent
   **Answer: b) Analyzing the language used in the patent claims**

5. Which aspect of a design patent is protected?
   a) Functionality
   b) Ornamental design
   c) Manufacturing process
   **Answer: b) Ornamental design**

6. What is the primary focus of a utility patent?
   a) Aesthetic appeal
   b) Ornamental design
   c) Functionality and utility
   **Answer: c) Functionality and utility**

7. The claims of a patent define:
   a) The background of the invention
   b) The scope of protection provided by the patent
   c) The history of the patent application
   **Answer: b) The scope of protection provided by the patent**

8. How are design patents different from utility patents?
   a) Design patents protect functionality, while utility patents protect appearance.
   b) Design patents protect appearance, while utility patents protect functionality.
   c) Design patents and utility patents are the same.
   **Answer: b) Design patents protect appearance, while utility patents protect functionality.**

9. Which type of patent is granted for new and distinct varieties of plants?
   a) Utility patent
   b) Design patent
   c) Plant patent
   **Answer: c) Plant patent**

10. What is the goal of claim construction in patent law?
    a) To determine the inventor's personal background
    b) To assess the market potential of the invention
    c) To determine the meaning and scope of the patent claims
    **Answer: c) To determine the meaning and scope of the patent claims**

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