A) Suggestive
B) Arbitrary or fanciful
C) Generic
D) Descriptive
E) Common
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A) Color may not be a trademark.
B) Color can be a trademark regardless of whether it identifies goods with their source.
C) Color may be a trademark if it identifies goods with their source.
D) Color can be considered in a trademark infringement case only if another primary trademark infringement has been established.
E) Color can be a consideration in a trademark infringement case only if a primary additional infringement has been established and secondary meaning has been established in regards to the color.
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A) It provides that it is legal for a person to infringe a copyright so long as financial gain is not involved.
B) It provides that it is illegal for a person to reproduce, even for no financial gain, the copyrighted work of another; but there are only civil damages available, no criminal penalties.
C) It provides that it is illegal for a person to reproduce, even for no financial gain, the copyrighted work of another; and criminal penalties including imprisonment for up to five years may be imposed.
D) It provides that it is illegal for a person to reproduce, even for no financial gain, the copyrighted work of another; and criminal penalties in the form of fines, but not imprisonment, may be imposed.
E) It provides that it is illegal for a person to reproduce, even for no financial gain, the copyrighted work of another; but the only remedy available would be an injunction requiring that the offender cease the infringement.
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A) Theoretical property
B) Cognitive property
C) Intellectual property
D) Protected property
E) Tradable property
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A) .gov
B) .edu
C) .net
D) .org
E) .com
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A) Product trademark
B) Collective mark
C) Certification mark
D) Service mark
E) Physical activity mark
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A) 30
B) 60
C) 90
D) 120
E) 180
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A) A trade secret is protected from unlawful appropriation by competitors as long as it is kept secret and consists of elements not generally known in the trade.
B) A trade secret is protected from unlawful appropriation by competitors for ten years.
C) A trade secret is protected from unlawful appropriation by competitors for twenty years.
D) A trade secret is protected from unlawful appropriation by competitors for thirty years as long as it is kept secret and consists of elements not generally known in the trade.
E) A trade secret is protected from unlawful appropriation by competitors for seventy years.
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A) Damages only.
B) An injunction prohibiting the infringer from using the mark only.
C) An additional amount of damages computed as a multiplier of 5 times the original damages but nothing else.
D) Damages, an injunction prohibiting the infringer from using the mark, and additional damages based on a multiplier of 5 times the original damages.
E) Damages and an injunction prohibiting the infringer from using the mark.
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A) Secondary meaning
B) Primary meaning
C) Primary application
D) Secondary application
E) Secondary acknowledgement
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A) Competitors may not discover trade secrets by doing reverse engineering.
B) Competitors may discover secrets by going on public tours of plants and observing the use of the trade secret.
C) Lawful discovery of a trade secret means there is no longer a trade secret to be protected.
D) A company's client list may be considered a trade secret.
E) There is no registration of trade secrets.
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A) Product trademark
B) Collective mark
C) Certification mark
D) Service mark
E) Physical activity mark
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A) That the defendants had no responsibility to develop filtering tools or other mechanisms to diminish infringing activity and that the district court properly dismissed the lawsuit.
B) That there was no evidence that the defendants acted to promote infringement and that, therefore, the district court properly dismissed the lawsuit.
C) That there was no evidence that the defendants profited from the site allowing file sharing and that, therefore, the district court properly dismissed the lawsuit.
D) That the district court properly dismissed the suit because the system at issue had both legal and illegal uses.
E) That the district court improperly dismissed the suit because a distributor who promotes infringement and takes steps to foster infringement is liable for infringement by third parties.
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A) Between the first and second year.
B) Between the second and third year.
C) Between the third and fourth year.
D) Between the fourth and fifth year.
E) Between the fifth and sixth year.
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A) It is a legal tying arrangement.
B) It is a legal cross-licensing agreement.
C) It is an illegal tying arrangement.
D) It is an illegal cross-licensing agreement.
E) A legal contractual agreement.
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A) The United Nations Intellectual Property Association
B) The Federal Intellectual Property Organization
C) The National and World Intellectual Protection Agency
D) The World Intellectual Property Organization
E) There is no organization or agency with that responsibility
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A) Alice will win and possess all rights to the patent under common law because she first invented the machine.
B) Bob will win and possess all rights to the patent under common law because he was the first to file for a patent.
C) Under common law, Alice and Bob will share rights to the patent on a 50-50 basis.
D) Under the America Invents Act, Alice will control rights to the patent because she was the first to invent.
E) Under the America Invents Act, Bob will control rights to the patent because he was the first to file.
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