1. : Intellectual Property (IP) refers to:
(A) Creations of the mind such as inventions, artistic works, and symbols
(B) Only physical property like land and houses
(C) Natural resources and minerals
(D) Items that cannot be owned by anyone
2. : Copyright law protects:
(A) Original literary, artistic, musical, and creative works
(B) Physical assets like cars and buildings
(C) Natural landscapes and resources
(D) Inventions such as machines or chemical formulas
3. : Which of the following is an example of copyright infringement?
(A) Copying and distributing a book without the author’s permission
(B) Buying a licensed copy of software
(C) Quoting a short text with proper citation
(D) Using open-source software legally
4. : Patents protect:
(A) Inventions and technical innovations
(B) Songs, poems, and novels
(C) Trademarks and business logos
(D) Historical facts
5. : Which phrase is most closely related to copyright?
(A) “Respect the creator’s rights”
(B) “Copy freely without limits”
(C) “Stealing is acceptable online”
(D) “Ideas belong to no one”
6. : Trademarks are used to:
(A) Protect brand names, logos, and symbols from misuse
(B) Protect inventions only
(C) Safeguard music compositions
(D) Register land property
7. : Which of the following is NOT protected by copyright law?
(A) Facts and ideas
(B) Novels and poetry
(C) Paintings and photographs
(D) Movies and music compositions
8. : Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) are important because:
(A) They encourage innovation and reward creators
(B) They limit creativity and innovation
(C) They allow free misuse of works
(D) They make all knowledge secret
9. : Fair use in copyright law allows:
(A) Limited use of copyrighted works for education, research, or commentary
(B) Unlimited free use of copyrighted works for profit
(C) Copying entire books without permission
(D) Selling others’ work as your own
10. : A student downloading pirated software is violating:
(A) Intellectual property and copyright laws
(B) Freedom of information
(C) Educational rights
(D) Fair competition principles