Intellectual Property Rights MCQ-

Questions
Q1. If a company develops a new technology that improves it’s main
product. What type of IP can be used for it’s protection?
a) Patent
b) Copyright
c) Trademark
d) None of the above

Q2. Which of the following is not an I.P Law in India?

a) Patent Act
b) Copyright Act
c) Trademark Act
d) I.T. Act

Q3. Section _________ of Copyright Act 1957 prohibits copyright

protection if a Design Act is registered under design act 2000
a) Section 15(1)
b) Section 18(1)
c) Section 15(4)
d) None of the above

Q4. Copyright protects __________

a) Idea
b) Expression
c) An idea with an expression
d) None of the above
Q5. As per copyright Act 1957, fair usage means __________
a) By parliamentary and judiciary proceedings
b) For review and criticism
 c) Non-commercial usage
d) All of the above
Q6. A Process Patent means ____________
a) The end product is patented
b) Manufacturing process is patented
c) Invention is patented
d) All of the above

Q7. Which of the following are the types of trademark passing off
a) Ordinary passing-off
b) Reverse passing-off
c) Extended passing-off
d) All of the above

Q8. Damages in legal terms means:-

a) Personal injury
b) Property injury
c) Monetary Compensation
d) All of the above
Q9. The importance of I.P was first recognized in the Paris
convention for the protection of
a) Industrial Property
b) Literature and Artistic Works
c) Product and Property
d) All of the above
Q10. The Berne Convention for protection of I.P refers to ________
a) Literature and Artistic Works
b) Industrial Property
c) W.T.O TRIPS Agreement
d) None of the above
Q11. Which articles of W.T.O Trips Agreement relates to protection
of Geographical Indication (G.I.)
a) Article 29 & 30
b) Article 25 & 26
c) Article 42 & 92A
d) None of the above
Q12. “Choose in action” refers to
a) Ability of I.P owner to take legal action against infringement
b) Choice of economical exploitation
c) Ability to license the product
d) To Economically exploitation it
Q13. The Design Act was enacted in the year of
a) 1999
b) 2001
c) 2002
d) None of the above
The Design Act was enacted in the year 2000
Q14. The defensive protection of Traditional Knowledge is achieved
in India by
a) WIPO
b) W.T.O TRIPS Agreement
c) TKDL-CSIR
d) All of the above
Q15. Which of the following is not an essential element for patent
a) Novelty
b) Utility
c) Fixation
d) Obviousness
Q16. Fixation is an essential element of
a) Copyright
 b) Trademark
c) Patent
d) Design
Q16. The symbol of the Maharaja of Air India represents
a) Copyright
b) Patent
c) Trademark
d) All of the above
Q17. In India the literary work is protected under ____
a) Lifetime of owner
b) 25 years after death of author
c) 40 years after the death of author
d) Lifetime + 70 years
Q18. Which of the following is an I.P as per I.P Laws in India
a) Orignial literary works
b) Industrial designs of Maruthi 800
c) Trademark of TATA
d) All of the above
Q19. Kanye West who wishes to assign the rights to reproduce a
video of his concert by which law
a) Granting Copyright
b) Granting Trademark
c) Granting Design
d) Granting Geographical Indication
Q20. The copyright applies to forms of expression contained in
a) Songs, lyrics and musical composition
b) Sculptures and Paintings
c) Dramatic and literary works
d) All of the above
Q21. Which of the following statement is true
 a) Trademark validity is perpetual when one renews the trademark in
10 years
b) Trademark law is intended to protect owners original work.
c) To qualify for TM protection a mark must be distinctive and have
secondary meaning.
d) Surname alone can be trademark.
Q22. Which of the following is an example of trade in services
a) Computer hardware
b) Textiles
c) Insurance
d) Tangible in goods
Q23. Who among the following are the right holder of I.P.R
a) Owner of I.P
b) Successor of I.P Holder
c) Licensee who is authorised by I.P owner
d) All of the above
Q24. Article____ of W.T.O Trips Agreement provides Compulsory
Licensing
a) Section 92A
b) Section 31f
c) Section 44
d) Section 1(3)
Q25. Which of the following remedy is not available for copyright
infringement
a) Injunction
b) Account for profit
c) Rectification
d) Damages
Q26. Which of the following cannot be copyright
a) An idea
b) Literary works
 c) Artistic works
d) Dramatic works
Q27. A product patent means
a) Right given to the original inventor of the product
b) No other manufacturer can provide the same product through
same process
c) There will not be a competitor for the producer as it is the product
which is patent
d) All of the above
Q28. Plant Patent is granted to
a) Person who has created or discovered a new and distinct asexually
propagated plants
b) Farmers
c) R&D
d) All of the above
Q29. Which of the following statements is true
a) Compulsory licensing cannot be exclusively given to the licensee
b) Compulsory licensing is not assignable
c) Adequate compensation should be paid to the owner
d) All of the above
Q30. TKDL is published by
a) CSIR
b) Ministry of commerce
c) Ministry of defence
d) Home ministry
Q31. CSIR comes under
a) Ministry of commerce
b) Ministry of science and technology
c) Ministry of defence
d) Ministry of education
Q32. As per Section______ of W.T.O Trips G.I guarantees certain
characteristics mainly related to a product’s geographical origin.
a) 22
b) 52
c) 33
d) 92A
Q33. I.P is called so because of
a) Human intelligence is applied to create it
b) Physical labour is applied to create it
c) It is produced by A.I
d) None of the above
Q34. Which of the following cannot be patented
a) New and useful process
b) New and useful machine
c) New and useful manufacture
d) None of the above
Q35. The Indian Patent Act 1970 was amended in 2005 to
a) To comply with TRIPS agreement related to product patent.
b) To comply with TRIPS agreement related to process patent.
c) To comply with TRIPS agreement related to compulsory
licensing.
d) None of the above
Q36. Which Section of Patent Act 1970 governs compulsory licensing
a) 52
b) 92
c) 56
d) 92A
Q37. Which of the following cannot be copyrighted?
a) Information
b) Mere ideas
 c) News
d) All of the above
Q38. WIPO was established in the year
a) 1947
b) 1967
c) 1957
d) 1975
Q39. The term of patent (validity) is counted from.
a) The day of closing of objection
b) The day of filing application
c) The day patent is granted.
d) None of the above
Q40. WIPO is a specialised agency of which organ.
a) U.N
b) W.T.O
c) UNCITRAL
d) None of the above
Q41. Section 33 of TM Act 1999, refers to
a) Trademark Infringement
b) Trademark Acquiescence
c) Trademark passing-off
d) Trademark dilution
Q42. An ex-parte order means
a) An order given by executory magistrate
b) An order for delivery up
c) An order issued without the other party being informed
d) An order to arrest and detain a culprit
Q43. PCA VS SMPL case law relates to
a) Trademark Infringement
b) Trademark Dilution
 c) Trademark Acquiescence
d) Trademark Passing-off
Q44. An injunction obtained prior to and remains enforced until the
trial is called as
a) Interlocutory injunction
b) Perpetual injunction
c) Mareva injunction
d) Interim injunction
Q45. An implementation of an idea is
a) Execution
b) Expression
c) Goodwill
d) None of the above
Q46. Section 29(4) of TM Act 1999 governs
a) Trademark Infringement
b) Trademark passing-off
c) Trademark Dilution
d) None of the above
Q47. Section 27 of TM Act 1999 governs
a) Trademark Infringement
b) Trademark Passing-off
c) Trademark Dilution
d) Copyright Infringement
Q48. ___________ prevents one trader from misrepresenting the
goods or services as being the goods and services of another
a) Law of passing-off
b) TM infringement
c) TM Acquiescence
d) None of the above
Q49. Which of the following is an example of fixation in a tangible
medium
a) Choice in writing
b) Choice in computer file
c) Choice in video recording
d) All of the above
Q50.