1. What is Intellectual Property (IP)?
(A) Printed books only
(B) Physical library buildings
(C) Creations of the mind protected by law
(D) Library furniture
2. Copyright protects:
(A) Library buildings
(B) Ideas only
(C) Physical objects only
(D) Original literary, artistic, and intellectual works
3. Copyright is a type of:
(A) Cataloguing rule
(B) Classification system
(C) Intellectual Property Right
(D) Library service
4. The main purpose of copyright law is to:
(A) Replace libraries
(B) Prevent all information sharing
(C) Remove authorship rights
(D) Protect creators' rights over their works
5. Which organization deals with Intellectual Property Rights internationally?
(A) IFLA
(B) UNESCO only
(C) OCLC
(D) World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
6. WIPO stands for:
(A) Web Intellectual Property Office
(B) World Information Publishing Office
(C) Worldwide Intellectual Publication Organization
(D) World Intellectual Property Organization
7. Copyright protects:
(A) Expression of ideas
(B) Ideas themselves
(C) Facts only
(D) Natural laws
8. Which of the following is protected by copyright?
(A) Books
(B) Music
(C) All of the above
(D) Software
9. A patent protects:
(A) Library records
(B) Literary works only
(C) New inventions and technological innovations
(D) Research papers only
10. A trademark protects:
(A) Scientific discoveries
(B) Brand names, logos, and symbols
(C) Books only
(D) Research methods
11. Copyright ownership usually belongs to:
(A) The creator or author of the work
(B) Every reader
(C) The library building
(D) Government only
12. Plagiarism means:
(A) Creating original work
(B) Using someone else's work without proper acknowledgment
(C) Protecting copyright
(D) Registering a patent
13. Fair use allows:
(A) Removing authorship
(B) Complete copying of any work
(C) Selling copyrighted works without permission
(D) Limited use of copyrighted material for specific purposes
14. Which of the following may qualify as fair use?
(A) Research and education purposes
(B) Unauthorized commercial copying
(C) Selling copies of books
(D) Removing copyright notices
15. Copyright registration provides:
(A) Removal of author's rights
(B) Free ownership of all works
(C) Permission to copy anything
(D) Legal evidence of ownership
16. The Berne Convention is related to:
(A) Protection of literary and artistic works
(B) Library classification
(C) Digital preservation
(D) Book publishing only
17. Copyright duration means:
(A) The number of pages in a book
(B) The period during which copyright protection exists
(C) The publishing cost
(D) The size of a document
18. Open licenses allow creators to:
(A) Remove all ownership rights
(B) Specify permissions for using and sharing their works
(C) Ban all access
(D) Avoid attribution
19. Creative Commons licenses are used for:
(A) Classifying books
(B) Protecting inventions only
(C) Sharing copyrighted works with defined permissions
(D) Managing libraries
20. Intellectual Property Rights encourage:
(A) Creativity and innovation
(B) Information theft
(C) Unauthorized copying
(D) Elimination of authorship
21. Which of the following is NOT an Intellectual Property Right?
(A) Copyright
(B) Library membership
(C) Patent
(D) Trademark
22. Software is generally protected under:
(A) Library legislation
(B) Classification law
(C) Copyright law
(D) Patent law only
23. Digital piracy refers to:
(A) Unauthorized copying or distribution of digital content
(B) Legal sharing of open resources
(C) Creating original content
(D) Registering copyright
24. Academic honesty requires:
(A) Ignoring copyright
(B) Copying without references
(C) Removing author names
(D) Proper citation and acknowledgment of sources
25. Which right allows authors to control reproduction of their work?
(A) Copyright
(B) Trademark
(C) Patent
(D) Trade secret
26. A trade secret protects:
(A) Research citations
(B) Printed books only
(C) Library catalogues
(D) Confidential business information
27. Copyright infringement occurs when someone:
(A) Creates original work
(B) Uses copyrighted material without permission or legal exception
(C) Cites sources properly
(D) Uses public domain works
28. Public domain works are:
(A) Unpublished materials only
(B) Secret documents
(C) Works not protected by copyright restrictions
(D) Private library records
29. Which statement about copyright is correct?
(A) Copyright protects original works and gives creators legal rights over their use and distribution.
(B) Copyright protects ideas only.
(C) Copyright allows unlimited copying.
(D) Copyright applies only to printed books.
30. Intellectual Property Rights are important because they:
(A) Prevent all knowledge sharing
(B) Protect creators, encourage innovation, and regulate the use of intellectual creations
(C) Eliminate authorship rights
(D) Apply only to physical property