IPR102

(i) Downloading a photograph from a website may be considered as reproduction. (ii)In

accordance with Berne Convention, any country of the Union could grant a term of
protection which exceeds the corresponding term in the Berne Convention.

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A
(i) The author of a work is always the first owner of the copyright in it. (ii)In accordance
with Berne Convention, any country of the Union could grant a term of protection which
exceeds the corresponding term in the Berne Convention.

A. True/ True
B. False/ True
C. True/ False
D. False/ False
B

(i) According to Vietnam law, if a person who has assigned the tasks of creating of
artistic work to an independent contractor is not the copyright holder of that work (ii)
According to Vietnamese law, a person who has assigned tasks of creating artistic work
to his/her employee is the copyright owner of that work

[Link]/ True
[Link]/ True
[Link]/ False
[Link]/ False
B
A person will not commit infringement of copyright in a drawing if he copies from the
verbal description of it.

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B
Unauthorized reproduction of a copyright work is primary infringement of copyright

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A
"Without copyright owner's permission/consent" is one of the essential elements of
copyright infringement.
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B. False
A
Article 50 of TRIPs requires courts or equivalent judicial authority to grant a provisional
measure order accordingly the applicant's request

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B. False
B
According to TRIPs, courts may grant judgment in favor of plaintiff in seeking recovery
of reasonable attorney's fee.

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B. False
A
Punitive damages are not available in Vietnamese law.

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A
Account of profit may be applicable in case the plaintiff has made no loss at all

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A
Moral rights include

a. Integrity right and false attribution right

b. Paternity right and false attribution right
c. Paternity right, integrity right, and false attribution right
d. Paternity right and privacy right
c
Which one of the followings is not incorrect:

a. Under Berne Convention, authors shall not reserve moral rights upon they transfer
their works to other persons.
b. Under Berne Convention, authors shall reserve the right to claim authorship of their
work but not the right to object any changes to their work upon they transfer their work.
c. Under Berne Convention, authors are not allowed to accept any changes to his
original works upon they transfer such works to other persons.
d. Under Berne Convention, authors shall reserve moral rights upon they transfer their
work to other persons.
d
You and your co-worker are employees of a design company. Both of you are assigned
to create a company logo for a client. In this case,
a. Only you reserve the right of paternity
b. Both you and your friend reserve the right of paternity
c. Only your company reserves the right of paternity
d. Your company, you and your friend all reserve the right of paternity
b
Which one of the followings is not correct?
a. Paternity right must be asserted in writing before it becomes legally enforceable.
b. The employee's integrity right is totally excluded.
c. Integrity right does not need to be asserted.
d. The author could waive his moral rights.
b
Which one of the followings is not an original work

a. Work A is copied from Work B.

b. Work A is a derivative Work of Work B
c. The compilation of the unoriginal material called for work or skill or expense.
d. A photocopy taken by a man
a
Economic rights include
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a. Reproduction right
b. Translation right
c. Adaption right
d. Public performance right
e. Public communication right
f. All above
f
Which of the followings may be reproduction
2/2
a. Temporary copy
b. Make any kind of copy even in different size
c. Make a new work based on the original work
d. Downloading a work from a website
e. All of above
e
Which one of the followings may not constitute secondary infringement?

Without the copyright owner's permission, importing into UK for private or domestic
purpose, an article which is an infringing copy of the work
Without the copyright holder's permission, selling an article even knowing or having
reason to believe that it is an infringing copy of the work
Without the copyright holder's permission, letting for hire an article even knowing or
having reason to believe that it is an infringing copy of the work
Without the copyright holder's permission, distributing otherwise than in the course of
business to such an extent as to prejudice the copyright owner an article even knowing
or having reason to believe that it is an infringing copy of the work
Without the copyright owner's permission, importing into UK for private or domestic
purpose, an article which is an infringing copy of the work
Which of the followings is not "use in the course of trade"
Fixing the sign to goods
Fixing the sign to the business paper
Presenting the sign for teaching purpose
Selling the goods under the sign
Presenting the sign for teaching purpose
To be granted a provisional measure order, the applicant must:
Provide any reasonable evidence to prove that he/she is the right holder of copyright
Provide any reasonable evidence to prove that his/her rights are being infringed or that
such infringement is imminent
Provide security
All above
All above
Which of the following actions may constitute an infringement?
Using the descriptive sign of the goods in accordance with honest practice
Using a well-known trade mark in the course of a business
Using the geographical indications of the goods in accordance with honest practice
Using his own registered trademark
Using a well-known trade mark in the course of a business
Who is not an author of the artistic work?

A person who solely creates the artistic work.

A person who fixes the picture on whatever medium.
A person who jointly provide significant contribution to create a copyrightable artistic
work.
A person who merely provides ideas.
A person who merely provides ideas.
If the design is not put to practical use

Its legal protection shall last for 10 years from the time it is created
Its legal protection shall last for 15 years from the time it is created
Its legal protection shall last for 05 years from the time it is created
Its legal protection shall last for 20 years from the time it is created
Its legal protection shall last for 10 years from the time it is created
A CD shop sells a parallel import CD which was published a year ago. Is the act an
infringement of copyright?

True
False
True
The copyright owner needs to prepare all necessary copyright documents before
invoking the Fast Action Scheme to stop infringement. Otherwise, the Customs and
Excise Department may refuse to accept the complaint on the ground of insufficient
documents. Is it correct?
True
False
True
The organizer of the World Cup exclusively licenses the Cable TV for broadcasting the
World Cup football matches. Therefore, TVB broadcasts animated goal clips. Did TVB
infringe copyright?

True
False
False
For intellectual property owners, issuing warning letters to infringers is the first and
necessary step. Is it correct?

True
False
False
The Customs and Excise Department has power to investigate cases of copyright
infringement. Is it correct?

True
False
True
Ten years ago, in order to open up Hong Kong market, a foreign company
commissioned a Hong Kong company to sell its new products. Because of the 10-year
promotion, good products quality and after-sale service provided by the Hong Kong
company, Hong Kong people like the new products very much. When Customsers face
any problems, they seek help from the Hong Kong company. Recently, the foreign
company has decided to terminate the exclusive agency relationship with the Hong
Kong company and to commissioned another company for the sale of those products.
Does the Hong Kong company have rights to prohibit the foreign company from
commissioning another company to sell the new products?
True
False
False
A famous American artist took a photo of a man facing upward with tens of kitchen
utensils hung on his body. After publication, the photo was much appreciated by the art
industry and the industrial. Company A made reference to the photo, taking another
photo which contains a woman hanging tens of combs and brushes in place of kitchen
utensils. The company published the photo in Hong Kong afterwards. Did company A
infringe the copyright owned by the artist?
2/2
True
False
False
Under Berne Convention, in most cases, the copyright shall last for
2/2
a. The author's life plus 70 years
b. The author's life
c. The author's life plus 50 years
e. All of above
c
Under UK law, most copyrights shall last for

a. The author's life plus 70 years

b. The author's life
c. The author's life plus 50 years
e. All of above
a
Regarding Berne Convention, which one of the followings is not correct

a. Copyright in an anonymous or pseudonymous work lasts 50 years after the work has
been lawfully made available to the public unless the identity of the author becomes
known within the above-mentioned period.
b. Copyright in an anonymous or pseudonymous work lasts for the author's life plus 50
years in case the author's identity is available and there is no doubt about his/her
identity.
c. The countries of the Union shall not be required to protect anonymous or
pseudonymous works in respect of which it is reasonable to presume that their author
has been dead for fifty years.
d. In any case, copyright in an anonymous or pseudonymous work lasts 50 years after
the work has been lawfully made available to the public.
d
First ownership of copyright shall be tested by (i) Whether the designer is an employee
(ii) Whether the work is created in the course of employment

(a). Both
(b). Neither (i) nor (ii)
(c) Either (i) or (ii)
(d). Only (i)
a
Who is not an author of the artistic work

a. A person who solely creates the artistic work

b. A person who fixes the picture on whatever medium.
c. A person who jointly provide significant contribution to create a copyrightable artistic
work.
d. A person who merely provides ideas.
d
Which one of the followings is not true:
a. Your friend gives you a copy of a drawing and you have reason to know that that
copy has been taken without the copyright owner's consent. You bring this copy to UK.
In this case, you commit secondary infringement of copyright.
b. You import copies of cartoons into UK for your professional purpose and you have
reason to know that those copies have been taken without copyright owner's
permission. In this case, you commit secondary infringement of copyright.
c. You import copies of cartoons into UK for your private collection and have reason to
know that those copies have been taken without copyright owner's permission. In this
case, you do not commit secondary infringement of copyright.
d. You import copies of cartoons into UK for your private collection but you have no
reason to believe that those copies have been taken without copyright owner's
permission. In this case, you do not commit secondary infringement of copyright.
a
Which one of the followings is not secondary infringement

a. Without the copyright holder's consent, providing means for making infringing copies
without copyright owner's permission even knowing or having reason to believe that it is
to be used to make infringing copies
b. Without the copyright holder's consent, possessing an article for private purpose even
knowing or having reason to believe that it is infringing copy of the work
c. Without the copyright holder's consent, possessing an article in the course of a
business even knowing or having reason to believe that it is infringing copy of the work
d. Without the copyright holder's consent, exhibiting in the public in the course of a
business an article even knowing or having reason to believe that it is infringing copy of
the work
b
The civil remedies against copyright infringement include:

a. Delivery-up and compensatory damages

b. Provisional measure, injunction, delivery-up, compensatory damages, punitive
damages, and account of profits
c. Injunction and compensatory damages
d. Delivery-up and account of profits
b
In case of copyright infringement, the copyright holder can use

a. Only injunction
b. Only delivery-up
c. Only compensatory damages
d. Each of (a), (b), (c) or combination
d
To be granted a provisional measure order, the applicant must

a. Provide any reasonable evidence to prove that he/she is the right holder of copyright
b. Provide any reasonable evidence to prove that his/her rights are being infringed or
that such infringement is imminent.
c. Provide security
d. All above
d
Which one of the followings is incorrect

a. Injunction and delivery-up can be applied even in case the plaintiff suffers no
damage.
b. Courts may apply provisional measures where any delay is likely to cause irreparable
harm to the right holder.
c. Provisional measurers are applicable if there is a demonstrable risk of evidence being
destroyed.
d. The combination of injunction and delivery-up is not available if there is no damage
incurred to the plaintiff.
d
To be granted suspension of release by custom authorities, the applicant must

a. Provide adequate evidence to prove that under the laws of the country of importation,
there is prima facie an infringement of the right holder's intellectual property right
b. Supply a sufficiently detailed description of the goods to make them readily
recognizable by the customs authorities
c. provide a security or equivalent assurance sufficient to protect the defendant and the
competent authorities and to prevent abuse
d. All above
d
Which of the followings can be patented?

a. Mathematical method
b. Presentation of information
c New materials
D Scientific theory
c
Which of followings can NOT be patented?

a. Discovery of scientific theory

b. New methodology of running a technique system
c New way of operating an equipment
d New application of scientific theory
a
One of the requirements for an invention to be patented is.......

a. Having individual character

b. Not being obvious
c Being artistic
D Being original
b
A patent granted in the one country has legal effect.......
a. worldwide
b. only in the country of registration
c in the European Union
D in country of nationality of the owner
b
Manufacturing an article protected only by a UK granted patent in China is.......

a. A secondary infringement
b. A primary infringement
c Not an infringement of patent
D An infringement of IP rights
c
A patent is infringed ..........

a. Only when every feature within at least one claim is used in the allegedly infringing
article or process
b. When some features are used in the allegedly infringing article or process
c The allegedly infringing article or process looks like the patented one
d The allegedly infringing article or process is developed from the patented one with
consent of the owner
a
An exception to patent infringement is......

a. Using the patented invention on behalf of the government

b. Selling a patented product for non-commercial use
c Copying that patent for personal use
d Using that patent for public use
a
Business methods are.......

a. patentable in the US but not patentable in the UK

b. not patentable in both UK and US
c patentable in both UK and US
D Not patentable anywhere
a
An unregistered trade mark shall be.....

a. Fully protected
b. Partly protected
c Not protected
D Full protected within limited period
b
Which of the followings can NOT be a registrable trademark?

a. A symbol
b. A smell
c A single colour
d A generic name of the goods
d
The term "Apple" can NOT be a trade mark of........

a. Any business
b. Any business selling apples
c Any business selling smartphones
D Any business selling computers
b
The word "Steel" can be add in trademark of.......

a. Only company producing steel

b. Only company not producing steel
c Any company
D All company
c
As the term "BM Apple" as registered as a trade mark of a company selling apples, the
term "BN Apple".........

a. Can not be registered as a trade mark of a company selling apples

b. Still can be registered as a trade mark of a company selling apples
c Can be registered as a trademark of all company
D Can not be registered as a trademark of any company
a
Which of the followings is correct?
a. Trade mark must be a word in English
b. Trade mark must be an invented word
c Trade mark could be a symbol
D Trade mark must be pronounceable
c
A trade mark being an invented word must ......
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a. Be new
b. Be distinctive
c Indicate the nature of the goods
D Be meaningful
b
The term "Gala Apple" could be refused to be a trade mark because.....
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a. It is not pronounceable
b. It indicates the nature of one type of apple
c It is an invented word
D It is not clear
B
BArticle 50 of TRIPs requires courts or equivalent judicial authority to grant a provisional
measure order

A. without any request

B. accordingly the applicant's request
C. accordingly the Member States' request
D. Accordingly Court's request
A
Before disclosing your graphic work which you have just created to any person, you

A. (i) make an agreement with him/her thereby he/she promises not to disclose or
misuse the graphic work without your permission
B. (ii) make sure you are not in infringement of any third person's IPRs if disclosing the
graphic work
C. Neither (i) nor (ii)
D. Both (i) and (ii)
D
Which one of the followings may NOT constitute secondary infringement?

A. Without the copyright owner's permission, importing into UK for private or domestic
purpose, an article which is an infringing copy of the work
B. Without the copyright holder's permission, selling an article even knowing or having
reason to believe that it is an infringing copy of the work
C. Without the copyright holder's permission, letting for hire an article even knowing or
having reason to believe that it is an infringing copy of the work
D. Without the copyright holder's permission, distributing otherwise than in the course of
business to such an extent as to prejudice the copyright owner an article even knowing
or having reason to believe that it is an infringing copy of the work
A
Regarding the novelty, relevant date may be (i) Filing date; (ii) Priority date

A. (i) or (ii)
B. (i) and (ii)
C. Only (i)
D. Only (ii)
A
Design does not include

A. Features of shape
B. Composition of lines or colours
C. Mode or principle of construction
D. None of others.
C
The remedies available for the trademark infringement are ......... to those applicable for
copyright infringement.
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A
Which of the following is NOT an example of literary work?

a. A book
b. An engineer report or specification
c. A bus timetable
d. A legal document
C
When a machine is protected by registered design, the drawing of this machine is.....

a. Also protected by registered design

b. Not protected by IP rights
c protected by copyright
D Protected by patent
c
(i) Graphic works may be considered as artistic works; (ii) According to Vietnamese law,
graphic work is not protected by copyright. *
A. True/ True
B. False/ True
C. True/ False
D. False/ False
C
(i) The right of paternity requires a person who owns a graphic work to be named as
author. (ii) According to Vietnamese law, graphic work is not protected by copyright.

A. True/ True
B. False/ True
C. True/ False
D. False/ False
D
(i) The right of paternity requires a person who creates a graphic work to be named as
author. (ii) The author reserves the right to object any changes to his original work
which would be prejudice to his honor or reputation

A. True/ True
B. False/ True
C. True/ False
D. False/ False
A
(i) Any original work is copyrightable. (ii) A waiver of moral rights must be express

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B. False/ True
C. True/ False
D. False/ False
D

A trade mark can be........

a. A word
b. A symbol
c A smell
d An invented word, a symbol and a smell
d
QN = 69 To be registered as a trade mark, a term must ......

a. Be distinctive
b. Not indicate the type, quality, purpose or geographical origin of the goods
c Both distinctive and indicate the type, quality, purpose or geographical origin of the
goods
D Be meaningful
c
QN = 70 A registered trade mark of one goods.........
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a. Can not be registered as trade mark of other goods in different classes
b. Can not be registered as trade mark of services
c Can not be registered as trademark of other goods in the same class
D Can not be registered as trade mark of any service and goods
c
QN = 71. In case "Apple" is registered as trade mark of Apple Inc., the trade mark
"Apple".......
a. Can not be used by a company producing computer and phone
b. Can not be printed in a T-shirt
c Can not be used by a company selling apple
D Can not be used by any company
a
QN = 72 A tool kit can not be protected by.........
a. Copyright
b. Patent
c Design right
D Registered design
a
Referring to a trade mark in news is.........
a. An primary infringement of trade mark
b. An secondary infringement of trade mark
c Not an infringement of trade mark
d An infringement of copyright
c
Using a trade mark in a different writing style is...........
a. An infringement of trade mark
b. Not a primary infringement of trade mark
c Not a secondary infringement of trade mark
D An infringement of copyright
a
Trade mark includes......
a. Only registered trade mark
b. Only unregistered trade mark
c Both registered and unregistered trademark
D Neither registered nor unregistered trademark
c
Collective trade mark means...........
1/1
a. There are many users of this trade mark
b. There are many owners of this trade mark
c There is a collection of trademarks used by one company
d There is a collection of products sharing this trademark
a
Protected trade marks include....
1/1
a. Registered trade marks
b. Unregistered trademarks
c Both registered and unregistered trademark
d All marks in the market of one specific country
c
To be protected, unregistered trade mark must........
1/1
a. Have reputation
b. Be distinctive for the goods or services for which it has been used
c Both be distinctive and have reputation
d Be distinctive but do not have reputation
c
What is NOT "get-up" of a well-known bakery shop?
1/1
a. Client
b. Packaging
c Decoration style
d Name
a
Passing off refers to infringement of ......
1/1
a. Registered trade mark
b. Unregistered trade mark
c Both registered and unregistered trademark
d Neither registered nor unregistered trademark
b
Unregistered trade mark..........
1/1
a. Can not be protected by IP law
b. Can be protected by IP law upon the satisfaction of requirements
c Can be protected by IP law in all cases
d Can be protected by IP law in limited area
b
Which of the followings is NOT a requirement for passing off?
1/1
a. Confusion
b. Within geographical area
c Damages
d Providing similar product
b
For the purpose of showing damage in a passing-off action, the owner must........
1/1
a. Show actual loss
b. Demonstrate high risk of loss of business arising from the confusion
c Calculate the number of clients before and after passing off occurs
d Proving the activity of imitation
b
Which of following is NOT passing-off?
1/1
a. Selling used item as a new one
b. Copying an existing business names
c Persuading clients of a well-known shop to try other goods or services
d Using similar decoration of an existing business names
c
A salesman of a bags shop exhibited and sold a fake Chanel clutch for 1.000.000vnd
(provided that the real Chanel clutch costs 20.000.000vnđ). But he told clients that this
clutch is fake. This is.......
1/1
a. A passing off
b. Not a passing off but an infringement of trademark
c A passing off and an infringement of trademark
d Neither a passing off nor infringement of trademark
b
Which of the following statements is true?
1/1
a. Fair dealing means that only insubstantial part of a work may be used
b. Fair dealing with a work is permitted
c. Quoting from a work in criticism or review is permitted provided that the critic or
review is fair
d. Developing a single part of a work is fair
c
What is the correct statement about 'originality'?
1/1
a. Originality means 'not copied' and nothing more
b. Originality requires creative effort
c. Originality means that the creator does not copy others' work and has contributed skill
or labour.
d. Originality means being totally new
c
Which of the followings is not a category of copyright?
1/1
a. Literary works
b. Sculpture
c .Furniture
d .Computer progammes
c
Which of these events potentially triggers the right of attribution
1/1
a. Broadcasting a recording of a song on the radio
b. Uploading a song to a file-sharing website
c. Broadcasting a recitation of a poem on the radio
d. Using a song in a film
c
A false attribution as an author.....
1/1
a. Is made if a reasonable reader of the work would think that claimant was the author
b. Is made where particular words are attributed to the claimant without consent
c. Is made if the name of author is not mentioned
d. Is made if the work is re-written
a
Which of these rights is not generally regarded as part of design law?
1/1
a Registered designs
b Design right
c Trade mark right
d Both registered designs and design right
c
Design right.......
1/1
a. Can arise however the design is created and regardless of whether or not any
copyright arises
b. Apply to the individual elements of a design
c Only protects the visible parts of designs
d Is only applied upon registration
a
A design has individual character if
1/1
a. It appeals to the eye of the ordinary consumer
b. It gives a different overall impression, when compared with prior designs, to someone
who is an interested consumer for the products in question
c The difference over previous designs are not trivial
d Every one can find the difference between this design and others
To apply for a patent, an inventor must......
1/1
a. File an application at a patent office which must comply with formal and technical
requirements
b. Demonstrate that their invention works
c State the date on which the invention was first "reduced to practice"
d Apply it
a
You can infringe a patent by............
1/1
a. Making a product for your own personal use
b. Publishing drawings of the product on your website
c Selling main components of the product, together with instruction how to assemble it
using commonly available fastening components.
d Talking about it
c
The author of copyright of a writing is .......
1/1
a. The person who provides ideas for this writing
b. The person who expresses this writing
c Both the person who provide ideas for and express this writing
d The person who copying this writing
b
The owner of copyright of a music sound recording is the...........
1/1
a. Author
b. Singer
c Producer
d Recorder
c
Simplifying a written story without consent of author is..........
1/1
a. Infringement of copyright
b. Plagiarism
c Passing off
d False attribution
a
Copyright is protected ............
1/1
a. Everywhere in the world
b. By being registered
c When the works in question is created
d Only in the country where it is registered
c
100 A registered design can not be protected by.........
1/1
a. Copyright
b. Design right
c Patent
d Registered design
b
What protects the intellectual property created by artist?
1/1
a. Trademarks
b. Copyright
c. Patents
d. Confidential information
b
What protects the intellectual property created by designers?
1/1
a. Copyright
b. Registered designs
c. Both copyright and registered designs
d. Neither copyright nor registered designs
c
What does NOT protects the intellectual property created by designers?
1/1
a. Copyright
b. Patents
c Registered designs
d Design rights
b
What does a trademark protect?
1/1
a. A work of art
b. A secret formula
c. Logos, names and brands
d. General information
c
You write an original story, what type of intellectual property right that you can claim?
1/1
a. Copyright
b. Trademarks
c. Registered designs
d. Patent
c
If a famous signer sets up her own company to sell her own range of clothes, what type
of intellectual property right can she use to show that the clothes are made by her
company?
1/1
a. Copyright
b. Trademarks
c. Registered designs
d. Patents
b
If a company develops a new technology for producing a special range of clothes, what
type of intellectual property right can it use to prevent other from using such technology
1/1
a. Copyright
b. Trademarks
c. Registered designs
d. Patents
d
An author of a song wants that people will refer to his name whenever they sing that
song. What type of intellectual property right can he claim?
1/1
a. Copyright
b. Trademarks
c Registered designs
d Patent
a
Adding some words in a song without consent of author is an infringement of......
1/1
a. Reproduction right
b. Public performance right
c Integrity right
d False attribution
c
Singing a song in a party with friends is................
1/1
a. Infringement of reproduction right
b. Infringement of public performance right
c Infringement of false attribution right
d Not an infringement of copyright
d
Andy translates a book into Vietnamese with consent of the author. However, in this
translated version, Andy re-arranges different parts of the book. Andy might commit
infringement of....
1/1
a. Translation right
b. Reproduction right
c Integrity right
d False attribution
c
Cindy has very detailed and interesting ideas on writing a book. Based on these ideas,
David writes a book without attribution of Cindy. David ........
1/1
a. infringes paternity right
b. infringes adaptation right
c Infringes reproduction right
d not infringes intellectual property right
d
Which of these statements is true about the general nature of passing off?
1/1
a. The defendant must intend to cause loss
b. The misrepresentation must be intentional
c There must be a false representation
D There must be actual damages
c
A literary work must be......... for being protected by copyright
1/1
a. long
b. complex
c Neither long nor complex
d Long and complex
c
The protection of copyright excludes
1/1
a. A single word
b. Songs
c A list of names and addresses in a telephone directory
d Computer programmes
a
A technical drawing is protected by..........
1/1
a. Copyright
b. Registered designs
c Both copyright and registered designs
D Patent
a
A photograph is protected by ..........
1/1
a. copyright
b. patent
c registered design
D Trademark
a
Copyright is NOT applied to ..........
1/1
a. Songs
b. Video tapes
c Broadcasts
d None of them
d
The owner of copyright of a book written on author's own is ..........
1/1
a. Its author
b. The publisher of the book
c The person who prints it with consent of the author
D The person who provide the ideas for this book
a
If a book cover is designed under the order of a publisher, the ownership of this page
is ..........
1/1
a. The author of the book
b. The designer of this book cover
c The publisher
D Public
c
A designer is an employee of a publisher. Then, copyright of all his artistic works under
employment contract is owned by.......
1/1
a. This publisher
b. This designer
c Both publisher and designer
D Neither publisher nor designer
a
If copyright material is created by a computer, the owner of this copyright is ..........
1/1
a. The computer
b. The company producing this computer
c The person making the arrangement necessary for that creation.
D Nobody
c
Paternity right .......
1/1
a. Is similar to copyright
b. Lasts forever
c can be transferred
D Is given only to the author of an artistic works
d
Paternity right does NOT apply to:
1/1
a. A book
b. Computer programmes
c An article
D A photograph
b
A is a movie-star. B takes a photograph of A and sells it to a magazine.
1/1
a. B infringes on A's copyright
b. B infringes A's privacy right
c B does not infringe any IP right
D B infringes A's trademark
b
An article is referred to without naming the author. This is an infringement of......
1/1
a. Reproduction right
b. Paternity right
c Integrity right
D False attribution
b
Which of the followings is NOT primary infringement of copyright?
1/1
a. Copying part of a work without consent of author
b. Importing infringing copies
c Translating a work without consent of author
D Adapting a work without consent of author
b
To be protected by copyright, a creative work must be......
1/1
a. Fixed in a tangible medium
b. original
c both original and fixed in a tangible medium
D Spoken
c
Which of the followings is secondary infringement of copyright?
1/1
a. Possession of or dealings with infringing copies
b. Performing the work in public
c Duplicating the work
D Selling a work
a
Fair dealing means........
1/1
a. Exception to IP rights infringement
b. Exception to copyright infringement
c Exception to trademark infringement
D Exception to patent infringement
b
What is not relevant purpose for applying fair dealing
1/1
a. Commercial purpose
b. Educational purpose
c News reporting
D Reviewing purpose
a
Which of the followings is an infringement of copyright?
1/1
a. Reading a book without consent of the author
b. Listening to a song without consent of the author
c Translating an article without consent of the author
D Researching a paper without consent of the author
c
Computer programmes can be protected by.........
1/1
a. Design rights
b. Copyright
c Trademark
D Patent
b
A triangle eyeglasses box can be protected by............
1/1
a. Design rights
b. Copyright
c Patent
D Trademark
a
The design of contact lenses can ..........
1/1
a. Be protected by design rights
b. Not be protected by design rights
c Be protected by patent
D Not be protected by patent
b
Design right applies when......
1/1
a. The design is recorded
b. The design is registered
c The design is published
D The design is showed
a
A machine with artificial intelligence created a 3D sculpture. The owner of design right
of this sculpture is......
1/1
a. This machine
b. The person by whom the arrangements necessary for the creation of the design are
undertaken
c Nobody
D Public
b
The ownership of design right can ......
1/1
a. Be fully transferred
b. Be only partly transferred
c Not be transferred
D Be only transferred for a limited period
a
Infringement of design right occurs when.......
1/1
a. It exists two similar designs
b. It is shown that the alleged copyist had access to the design in question
c The activity of copying is proven
D The design in concerned is registered
b
Buying a toy car being protected by registered design is.......
1/1
a. A secondary infringement of design right
b. A primary infringement of design right
c Not an infringement of design right
d An infringement of copyright
A
An article of company X was designed by its employee.- Mr. Y. Two years later, X
transfers design right of this article to other company without consent of Y. Such
transfer is.....
1/1
a. A secondary infringement of design right
b. A primary infringement of design right
c Not an infringement of design right
D An infringement of copyright
c
The protection of design right is applied..........
1/1
a. To all original and non-commonplace articles
b. To only registered articles
c To only some technical objects
D To only some artistic works
a
In a dispute on design right, .........
1/1
a. Alleged copyist must prove not copying.
b. The owner must prove copying
c The Government must prove copying
D Nobody is in charged of proving copying
b
o be protected by registered design, the owner must.....
1/1
a. Prove copying
b. Show the designs are the same or very similar
c Publish the design one year earlier
D Show an application of the design
b
To be protected by design right, an article must NOT.....
1/1
a. Be original
b. Be non-commonplace
c Have an individual character
D be original and non-commonplace
c
To be protected by registered design, an article must ....
1/1
a. Have an individual character
b. Be original
c Be non- commonplace
D Be new
a
ATM machine is protected.........
1/1
a. Only by design right
b. Only by patents
c By both design right and patents
D By trademark
c
A wooden chair is protected by registered design. After seeing this chair, a chocolate
shop makes a chocolate bar with the design of this chair. Such act is.....

a. A secondary infringement of registered design

b. A primary infringement of registered design
c Not an infringement of registered design
D An infringement of patent
b
Once a design is registered in the UK, it will be protected.....
1/1
a. worldwide
b. Only in the UK
c In any country where such registration is applied
D Outside of the UK
c
If Donald Trump wanted to start a website called [Link] and found out
someone had purchased the domain name and was refusing to settle it unless Mr.
Trump paid an enormous sum of money, Mr. Trump could use the following law as a
remedy:
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[Link] Digital Millennium Copyright Act
[Link] Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act
[Link] A and B
[Link] of the above
B
Commercial use domain names will normally use the following suffix in their website
address.
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[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
C
Which of the following statements is true?
[Link] registrations can be renewed for an unlimited number of ten-year periods.
[Link] law is intended to protect the owner's original work.
[Link] qualify for federal protection, a mark must be distinctive and have a "secondary
meaning"
[Link] alone can be trademarked.
a
What action would a person bring against someone who steals a trade secret?
0/1
[Link] Espionage Act
[Link] action
[Link]
[Link] of trademark law
C
The ownership of copyright cannot be transferred from the right owner to another
person
1/1
True
False
False
The value of IPR is not recognized
1/1
True
False
False
The permission may be extended to full use of all IPRs or limited to a particular
geographical or technical field.
1/1
True
False
True
There is no compulsory license in UK.
1/1
True
False
False
In nature, an assignment is identical to an exclusive license
1/1
True
False
False
A license in which the licensee has no competitor within a licensed territory
1/1
A. A sole license
B. An exclusive license
C. A non-exclusive license
D. None
B
A license in which the licensor may grant the permission to a third person other than the
licensee
1/1
a. A sole license
b. An exclusive license
c. A non-exclusive license
d. None
c
A license in which the licensee has one competitor who is the licensor.
1/1
a. A sole license
b. An exclusive license
c. A non-exclusive license
d. None
a
Which one of the followings is not incorrect?
1/1
a. According to an exclusive license, a licensee may sublicense licensed IPRs to any
third person.
b. A licensing agreement must be in written or otherwise it will not be enforceable
against parties.
c. The parties may agree on restriction of sublicense.
d. A licensing agreement must contain defined terms.
c
Financial compensation may be
1/1
a. Lump-sum
b. Royalty
c. Lump-sum or royalty
d. Neither lump-sum nor royalty
c
McDonald's, KFC, and Subway are examples of which of the following entry modes?
0/1
[Link] licensing
[Link] leasing
[Link] project
[Link] franchising
D
A reciprocal licensing agreement in which intangible property is transferred between two
parties is known as a(n) —
1/1
[Link] license
[Link]-exclusive license
[Link] license
[Link] of license
C
Which of the followings is NOT true?
2/2
A. "Flowers" are NOT accepted to be registered for flowers
[Link] must be evaluated in connection with the goods to which the
trademark is applied
C. Common words cannot be used as distinctive signs
D. If a sign is NOT distinguishable, it cannot be treated as a trademark
C
The use of one registered trademark without the owner's permission ....
1/1
[Link] an infringement of this registered trademark in all case
[Link] never an infringement of this registered trademark
[Link] an infringement of another registered trademark
[Link] an infringement of this registered trademark in some circumstances
D
Which of the followings is NOT correct?
1/1
[Link] applicant must list goods/services for which the trademarks to be used
[Link] trademark which is registered in UK is automatically protected in Vietnam
[Link] Nice Agreement, goods are divided into 34 classes
[Link] registration must be renewed by paying fee
Requirement for a mark to be registered as trademark is.....
1/1
[Link] an infringement of other's right
[Link] be new
[Link] be creative
[Link] be original
A
Which one of the followings is incorrect?
1/1
[Link] and delivery-up can be applied even in case the plaintiff suffers no damage.
[Link] may apply provisional measures where any delay is likely to cause irreparable
harm to the right holder.
[Link] measurers are applicable if there is a demonstrable risk of evidence being
destroyed.
[Link] combination of injunction and delivery-up is not available if there is no damage
incurred to the plaintiff.
D
When you present your idea to your client, the confidential information may be available
to him/her. Confidential information ......
1/1
[Link] only mentioned in confidential files
[Link] be something shared to client
[Link] relates to trademark
[Link] relates to patent
B
......... cannot be treated as confidential information
1/1
[Link] of clients
[Link] methodology
[Link] of company's owner
D. Elements of product
C
Which of the following is a generic term?
1/1
A."car" for cars
B."Apple" for computers
C."Camel" for cigarettes
D. "Kodak" for cameras
A
Which of the followings is NOT "use in the course of trade"?
1/1
[Link] the sign to goods
[Link] the sign to the business paper
[Link] the sign for teaching purpose
[Link] the goods under the sign
C
Which of the following actions may constitute an infringement?
1/1
[Link] the descriptive sign of the goods in accordance with honest practice
[Link] a well-known trade mark in the course of a business
[Link] the geographical indications of the goods in accordance with honest practice
[Link] his own registered trademark
C
You are a graphic designer working for a design company. Which of the followings is
your wrongful action?
1/1
[Link] your friend wants you to share him/her some designs which you have made for
your company, you say no
[Link] copy some designs which have been made by your co-worker and record them in
your company's hard disk
[Link] copy your company's undisclosed database in relation to design technique and
keep it in your own laptop without your company's permission
[Link] always lock your computer and drawers before you leave your office
C
Which of the followings may be distinctive?
1/1
A.A non-descriptive word bearing arbitrary meaning in relation to the goods on which
they are used
[Link] exclusive descriptive sign
C.A generic term
D.A geographic name
A
In order to determine whether a company commits passing off, the determinative factor
is whether ........
1/1
[Link] are similar
[Link] buyer is misrepresented which leads the buyer to believe that the products were
produced by the true owner
[Link] are sold within one geographic area
[Link] are marketing activity using such trademark
B
A registered trade mark can be revoked if it has NOT been used for......years after the
registration.
1/1
3
5
7
9
3
A trademark cannot be......
1/1
A.A normal word
[Link] used out of context
C.A shapes
D.A country name
D
Which of followings is correct?
1/1
[Link] of is an infringement of only unregistered trademark
[Link] of is an infringement of only registered trademark
[Link] of is an infringement of both unregistered and registered trademark
[Link] of is an infringement of neither unregistered nor registered trademark
A
A trademark is represented by several key characteristics. Which of the following is one
of them?
A.A trademark identifies a product's origin
[Link] are not covered under trademark law
[Link] are never an indicator of quality
[Link] are "shorthand" for retailers to use in determining pricing strategy
A
What action would a person bring against someone who steals a trade secret?
1/1
[Link] Espionage Act
[Link] action
[Link]
[Link] of trademark law
C
Trademark law protects...
1/1
[Link], symbols or devices that differentiate goods or services from one another
[Link] brand names
[Link] of specific people and places
[Link] that feature some sort of utility function
A
Which of the following statements is true?
1/1
[Link] registrations can be renewed for an unlimited number of ten-year periods.
[Link] law is intended to protect the owner's original work.
[Link] qualify for federal protection, a mark must be distinctive and have a "secondary
meaning."
[Link] alone can be trademarked.
A
Which of the following statements about the duration of Design Right is the most
accurate?

[Link] who do not get their designs to market within 5 years of creating them will
lose some protection
[Link] lasts 15 years
[Link] of right are available after a product has been marketed for 5 years
[Link] lasts 10 years
A
The definition of a design for the purposes of Registered Design protection
1/1
[Link] internal and external features of a product
[Link] include features that are only visible when the product is turned on
[Link] colours, textures and sounds
[Link] only industrially manufactured products
B
The Community Unregistered Right:
1/1
[Link] the same rights as a registered design, but for a shorter duration
[Link] different in that novelty is assessed as at the date the design was created
[Link] an anti-copying right
[Link] 5 years
C
What is NOT be protected by any type of IPR?
1/1
[Link] decoration
[Link] of object
[Link]
D.A video
A
If the design is put to practical use that means that the articles are made and sold, hired
or advertised
1/1
[Link] legal protection shall last for 10 years from the end of the year in which the articles
are sold, hired or advertised
[Link] legal protection shall last for 05 years from the end of the year in which the articles
are sold, hired or advertised
[Link] legal protection shall last for 15 years from the end of the year in which the articles
are sold, hired or advertised
[Link] legal protection shall last for 20 years from the end of the year in which the articles
are sold, hired or advertised
A
Which of the followings may be distinctive?
1/1
A.A natural shape of a good
B.A single color
C.A new cartoon & a non-descriptive invented word
D.A functional shape
C
In which case the designer owns rights in a registered design
1/1
[Link] designer created the design in the course of employment
[Link] designer created the design under commission
[Link] designer created the design at his own expenses for his own purpose
[Link] designer assigns his registered design to another person
C
Which one of the followings is NOT correct?
1/1
A.A part or parts of an article which connect it to another article shall not be protected
by design right
[Link] can make exhaust system for a car
[Link] fuse holder can be copied without permission
D. A method of construction is NOT protected by design right
C
............. may be patented.
1/1
A.A discovery of natural phenomenon
[Link] to old technologies
C.A mathematical theory
[Link] skills
B
Which one of the followings shall NOT be registered to be protected by registered
design?
1/1
[Link] surface decoration of wrap
B.A feature of a product is dictated by its function
C.A stylistic appearance of a product
[Link]
B
......... may be patented.
1/1
A.A method of performing a medical procedure
[Link] artistic work
C.A novel
D.A game
A
If the design is NOT put to practical use,....
1/1
[Link] legal protection shall last for 10 years from the time it is created
[Link] legal protection shall last for 15 years from the time it is created
[Link] legal protection shall last for 05 years from the time it is created
[Link] legal protection shall last for 20 years from the time it is created
A
In which case the designer owns rights in a registered design?
[Link] designer created the design in the course of employment
[Link] designer created the design under commission
[Link] designer created the design at his own expenses for his own purpose
[Link] designer assigns his registered design to another person
C
To be registered as a patent, the invention must.....
1/1
[Link] new
[Link] obvious
[Link] individual character
[Link] commonplace
A
Under Berne Convention, in most cases, the copyright shall last for
1/1
[Link] author's life plus 70 years
[Link] author's life
[Link] author's life plus 50 years
D.70 years
C
Which of the following is NOT true?
1/1
[Link] friend gives you a copy of a drawing and you have reason to know that that copy
has been taken without the copyright owner's consent. You bring this copy to UK. In this
case, you commit secondary infringement of copyright
[Link] import copies of cartoons into UK for your professional purpose and you have
reason to know that those copies have been taken without copyright owner's
permission. In this case, you commit secondary infringement of copyright
[Link] import copies of cartoons into UK for your private collection and have reason to
know that those copies have been taken without copyright owner's permission. In this
case, you do not commit secondary infringement of copyright
[Link] import copies of cartoons into UK for your private collection but you have no
reason to believe that those copies have been taken without copyright owner's
permission. In this case, you do not commit secondary infringement of copyright
A
.......... may constitute infringement
1/1
[Link] copying the whole work
[Link] a small part of the copyright work
[Link] the whole work
[Link] the whole work
B
Who is NOT an author of the artistic work?
1/1
A.A person who solely creates the artistic work.
B.A person who fixes the picture on whatever medium.
C.A person who jointly provide significant contribution to create a copyrightable artistic
work.
D.A person who merely provides ideas.
D
To be granted a provisional measure order, the applicant must....
1/1
[Link] any reasonable evidence to prove that he/she is the right holder of copyright
[Link] any reasonable evidence to prove that his/her rights are being infringed or
that such infringement is imminent
[Link] security
[Link] above
D
A famous American artist took a photo of a man facing upward with tens of kitchen
utensils hung on his body. After publication, the photo was much appreciated by the art
industry and the industrial. Company A made reference to the photo, taking another
photo which contains a woman hanging tens of combs and brushes in place of kitchen
utensils. The company published the photo in Hong Kong afterwards. Company
A ..................
1/1
[Link] not infringe the copyright owned by the artist
[Link] the copyright owned by the artist
[Link] the trademark owned by the artist
[Link] the design right owned by the artist
B
The requirement for a sound recordings to be protected by copyright is/are.......
1/1
[Link] being intentionally created
[Link] not being a copy of previous record
[Link] both intentionally created and not a copy of previous record
[Link] being intentionally created nor a copy of previous record
C
The duration of database right is.........
1/1
[Link] long as copyright
[Link] than copyright
[Link] than copyright
[Link] to the will of owner
B
Paternity right is.........
1/1
[Link] to all works protected by copyright
[Link] to almost works protected by copyright, except computer progammes and
collective works
[Link] only to computer programmes
[Link] only to collective works
B
Integrity right......
1/1
[Link] an economic right
[Link] be transferred
[Link] longer than copyright
[Link] only be left by copyright owner
D
There is NOT infringement of copyright when........
1/1
A.a copy is made in different medium
B.a small part of work is copied
[Link] work is translated into a foreign language
[Link] work is reviewed
D
To enforce copyright to prevent a product from being copied:
1/1
[Link] claimant's product must be represented in an artistic work
[Link] made to the design must have been marketed
[Link] defendant's product must be a substantial copy of the claimant's product
[Link] claimant's designer must have created the design for the claimant's product in
the form of a drawing or a model that is an artistic work
B
A singer wishes to assign the right to reproduce a video she has made of her concert
1/1
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] designs
A
In most countries, how long does copyright last for?
1/1
A.10 years after the creation of the work
B.50 years after the creation of the work
C.10 years after the death of the person who created that work
D.50 years after the death of the person who created that work
D
Liability for infringement of copyright can be avoided
1/1
[Link] it is taken negligently
[Link] it is taken intentionally
[Link] it is used for commercial purpose
[Link] it is used for educational purpose
D
To be granted suspension of release by custom authorities, the applicant must
1/1
[Link] adequate evidence to prove that under the laws of the country of importation,
there is prima facie an infringement of the right holder's intellectual property right
[Link] a sufficiently detailed description of the goods to make them readily
recognizable by the customs authorities
[Link] a security or equivalent assurance sufficient to protect the defendant and the
competent authorities and to prevent abuse
[Link] of others are correct
Which of the followings is NOT a Contracting Party to Hague Agreement?

[Link]
[Link] States of America
[Link]
[Link]
A
Which of the followings is wrong?
1/1
[Link] UK and Vietnam are members of Berne Convention
[Link] UK and Vietnam are members of Paris Convention
[Link] to Paris Convention, industrial property includes patents, utility models,
industrial designs, trademarks, service marks, trade names, indications of source or
appellations of origin, and the repression of unfair competition
[Link] agreement is one of WIPO-administered treaties
D
Which value of ideas and information that Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) protect?
1/1
[Link] value
[Link] value
[Link] value
[Link] value
D
The term "WIPO" stands for:
1/1
[Link] Investment policy organization
[Link] intellectual property organization
[Link] Investigation and Policing organization
[Link] institute for Prevention of organized crime
B
A company wishes to ensure that no one else can use their logo
1/1
[Link] rights
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] designs
B
Which of the following is not an intellectual property law?
1/1
[Link] Act, 1957
[Link] Act, 1999
[Link] Act, 1970
[Link] Act, 2000
[Link] Act, 1962
E