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. Chapter 2. 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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. Chapter 2. 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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. Chapter 3. Which of the following is true about the protection of databases under EU law?:

a) If a collection of data does not comply with the definition of a database, it is not protected by copyright correct incorrect

b) If a collection of data complies with the definition of a database, database right arises correct incorrect

c) The Database Directive only covers the protection of collections of data that fall within the definition of a database correct incorrect

d) If database right applies, copyright does not correct incorrect

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. Chapter 3. Copyright in a database:

a) only exists if the database is the author's own intellectual creation correct incorrect

b) requires that skill and labour is used in the selection or arrangement of the contents of the database correct incorrect

c) protects against the extraction of data from the database correct incorrect

d) does not protect databases where the intellectual creation went towards creating the data, rather than selecting or arranging it correct incorrect

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. Chapter 4. The Berne Convention Moral Rights:

a) have always been part of UK copyright law correct incorrect

b) are not implemented in common law countries correct incorrect

c) were implemented for the first time in the UK by the CDPA 1988 correct incorrect

d) are required by the TRIPs agreement correct incorrect

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. Chapter 4. A false attribution as an author:

a) requires the claimant to be clearly identified as author correct incorrect

b) can only be made where copyright exists in the work correct incorrect

c) is made if a reasonable reader of the work would think the claimant was the author correct incorrect

d) is made where particular words are attributed to the claimant unless the claimant actually wrote or said them, or has given consent correct incorrect

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. Chapter 5. Which of the following statements about the right to equitable remuneration are true?:

a) It is paid to performers on sound recordings by the record company correct incorrect

b) Only musical performers have such a right correct incorrect

c) Actors are entitled to remuneration on sales of copies of their performances correct incorrect

d) The right can always be compensated for by payment of a lump sum correct incorrect

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. Chapter 5. A performer's moral rights are infringed:

a) whenever a sound recording of the performance is broadcast and the performers are not acknowledged correct incorrect

b) when a performance is imitated in a derogatory way correct incorrect

c) when a sound recording of a performance is altered in a derogatory way and communicated to the public correct incorrect

d) when a video in which offensive words have been dubbed over an actor's performance is communicated to the public correct incorrect

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. Chapter 6. An aspect of the House of Lords' reasoning in Douglas v Hello that has caused controversy is that they held:

a) that an interloper could be under a duty of confidence correct incorrect

b) that photographs could contain confidential information correct incorrect

c) that damages can be recovered for a breach of confidence as well as an injunction correct incorrect

d) that if information held a commercial value, then it would be protected by law correct incorrect

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. Chapter 6. The duty of confidence is breached by:

a) obtaining confidential information correct incorrect

b) making commercial use of confidential information where you are under a duty of confidence in relation to that information correct incorrect

c) obtaining confidential information, provided it was obtained unlawfully correct incorrect

d) by failing to take reasonable care of someone else's confidential information, with the result that it is published correct incorrect

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. Chapter 7. To apply for a patent, an inventor must:

a) file an application at a patent office which must comply with formal and technical requirements correct incorrect

b) draft the full specification of the patent they seek, which cannot be later amended correct incorrect

c) demonstrate that their invention works correct incorrect

d) state the date on which the invention was first "reduced to practice" correct incorrect

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. Chapter 7. Kirin-Amgen v Transkaryotic Therapies [2002]… :

a) adopted the "doctrine of equivalents" correct incorrect

b) confirmed the previous UK approach to claim interpretation correct incorrect

d) held that the so-called "Protocol questions" as set out in Improver were useful in some cases but not in others correct incorrect

e) held that claim interpretation required close attention to the literal wording of the claim correct incorrect

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. Chapter 8. Which of these rights isn't generally regarded as part of designs law?

a) Registered designs law correct incorrect

b) Copyright correct incorrect

c) Trade mark law correct incorrect

d) Design Right under Part III of the CDPA correct incorrect

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. Chapter 8. Which of the following statements about the duration of Design Right is the most accurate?:

a) Designers who do not get their designs to market within 5 years of creating them will lose some protection correct incorrect

b) It lasts 15 years correct incorrect

c) Licenses of right are available after a product has been marketed for 5 years correct incorrect

d) It lasts 10 years correct incorrect

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. Chapter 9. Which of the following signs are not "capable of graphical representation"?:

a) A smell correct incorrect

b) A single colour correct incorrect

c) A word or graphic symbol correct incorrect

d) A sound correct incorrect

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. Chapter 9. Which of the following shape marks may be refused registration as a result of s. 3(2) TMA?:

a) The shape of a rugby ball for perfume correct incorrect

b) The shape of lemon for lemon juice correct incorrect

c) A sphere for ball bearings correct incorrect

d) A cylindrical shape for bottled gases correct incorrect