C-IPR-MCQ-6

1. What does copyright protect?
   - A) Ideas and concepts
   - B) Original works of authorship
   - C) Physical inventions
   - D) Trademarks
   **Answer: B) Original works of authorship**

2. What is the primary purpose of copyright laws?
   - A) To protect ideas
   - B) To promote creativity and innovation
   - C) To restrict access to information
   - D) To encourage monopolies
   **Answer: B) To promote creativity and innovation**

3. What is plagiarism?
   - A) Violation of patent laws
   - B) Using someone else's work without proper acknowledgment
   - C) Legal protection for inventions
   - D) A form of copyright infringement
   **Answer: B) Using someone else's work without proper acknowledgment**

4. How can plagiarism impact individuals?
   - A) Legal consequences
   - B) Academic penalties
   - C) Loss of credibility
   - D) All of the above
   **Answer: D) All of the above**

5. What can individuals do to minimize patent infringement risk?
   - A) Conduct thorough research
   - B) Seek legal advice
   - C) Obtain clearance searches
   - D) All of the above
   **Answer: D) All of the above**

6. What is the role of a patent attorney in minimizing infringement risk?
   - A) Conducting clearance searches
   - B) Providing guidance on patent laws
   - C) Navigating the patent application process
   - D) All of the above
   **Answer: D) All of the above**

7. How can individuals avoid patent infringement if their idea overlaps with existing patents?
   - A) Modify the design to avoid infringement
   - B) Proceed with the idea regardless of infringement risks
   - C) Ignore existing patents
   - D) Seek legal action against the patent holder
   **Answer: A) Modify the design to avoid infringement**

8. What is the importance of securing patents for one's own innovations?
   - A) To prevent others from infringing on rights
   - B) To promote transparency in the patent landscape
   - C) To encourage competition
   - D) To restrict access to technology
   **Answer: A) To prevent others from infringing on rights**

9. What is the significance of monitoring the patent landscape?
   - A) To identify potential infringement risks
   - B) To promote collaboration with competitors
   - C) To limit access to information
   - D) To discourage innovation
   **Answer: A) To identify potential infringement risks**

10. When should individuals seek legal advice regarding patent infringement?
   - A) When unsure about potential infringement
   - B) When certain about not infringing
   - C) Only after receiving a cease and desist letter
   - D) Never necessary; patent law is straightforward
   **Answer: A) When unsure about potential infringement**

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