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. Which of the following is not a category of copyright work in the CDPA?

a) Literary works correct incorrect

b) Furniture correct incorrect

c) Sculpture correct incorrect

d) Musical works correct incorrect

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. What is the most important distinction between literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works ("authorial works") on one hand, and sound recordings, films, broadcasts and published editions on the other?

a) Authorial works have to be recorded in a material form correct incorrect

b) The non-authorial works works reward investment correct incorrect

c) Only authorial works works have authors correct incorrect

d) Authorial works must be original to be protected; the other works do not have to be original correct incorrect

e) The non-authorial works works necessarily involve the input of a performer or performers correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is not an example of a literary work?

a) A character from a novel correct incorrect

b) A shopping list correct incorrect

c) A textbook correct incorrect

d) A computer programme correct incorrect

e) A bus timetable correct incorrect

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. Which of the following statements is correct regarding artistic works?

a) All forms of art are protected as artistic works correct incorrect

b) Artistic quality is irrelevant where copyright protection is concerned correct incorrect

c) Only works falling within the definition of artistic works in s. 4 CDPA are protected correct incorrect

d) The question of whether something is art or not is judged objectively correct incorrect

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. Which of the following statements best represents the traditional UK test for originality?

a) Originality means "not copied" and nothing more correct incorrect

b) Originality requires creative effort correct incorrect

c) Originality requires the input of skill and labour on the part of the author, the type of skill and labour involved is irrelevant correct incorrect

d) Originality requires the input of some skill and labour on the part of the author, which must relate to the literary, dramatic, musical or artistic nature (as the case may be) of the work correct incorrect

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. Norowzian v Arks no 1 found as follows:

a) To be a work of drama, a work must be capable of human performance correct incorrect

b) Copyright in a film can only be infringed by reprographically copying the film, and cannot be infringed by re-creating the content of it correct incorrect

c) A film can also be a dramatic work correct incorrect

d) Arks had not infringed copyright in Mr Norowzian's film as they had not taken a substantial part of it correct incorrect

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. The mental element in the case of the secondary infringing act of dealing with infringing copies (s. 23) requires:

a) Knowledge of the existence of copyright and nothing more correct incorrect

b) Knowledge that the copies are infringing copies, or a suspicion that they are correct incorrect

c) Lack of knowledge that the copies were made with the permission of the copyright owner correct incorrect

d) Knowledge or a reason to believe that the copies are infringing copies correct incorrect

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. The test for whether enough of a work has been taken to amount to infringement, following ECJ case-law and the Court of Appeal's interpretation of it is:

a) The part taken must represent a substantial part of the original author's skill and labour, as required for originality correct incorrect

b) The part taken must be a substantial proportion of the whole correct incorrect

c) The original author's expression of his ideas must be taken correct incorrect

d) The part taken must represent the original author's intellectual creativity correct incorrect

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. Which of the following statements about the "fair dealing" defences in the CDPA are true?

a) Fair dealing with a work is permitted correct incorrect

b) Quoting from a work in criticism or review is permitted provided the criticism or review is fair correct incorrect

c) Fair dealing with a work for the purposes of criticism or review of that or another work is permitted provided that the work has been published correct incorrect

d) Fair dealing means that only insubstantial parts of a work may be used correct incorrect

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. The "public interest defence":

a) Was created as a result of the Human Rights Act 1998 correct incorrect

b) Is a statutory defence contained in s. 171(3) CDPA correct incorrect

c) Derives from equitable considerations correct incorrect

d) Has been re-considered by the courts in the light of the Human Rights Act so as to include recognition of the right to freedom of expression correct incorrect