FedEx (FedEx Corporation), The Friendly Skies (United Airlines, Inc.), Big Brown (UPS Corporation), Weight Watchers (Weight Watchers International, Inc.), and Citi (Citigroup, Inc.) are all examples of what? correct answers Service Mark
You're making a special dinner for your significant other a...
Chapter 7 Intellectual Property || very Flawless.
FedEx (FedEx Corporation), The Friendly Skies (United Airlines, Inc.), Big Brown (UPS
Corporation), Weight Watchers (Weight Watchers International, Inc.), and Citi (Citigroup, Inc.)
are all examples of what? correct answers Service Mark
You're making a special dinner for your significant other and you go to the grocery store. You
decide on lobster. At the meat counter, you select a lobster with a Certified Maine Lobster on it.
The butcher tells you that the sticker indicates the lobster originated in the coastal waters of the
state of Maine.
The Certified Maine Lobster sticker is an example of what? correct answers Certification Mark
A rule that stipulates that the first person to invent an item or a process is given patent protection
over a later inventor who was first to file a patent application is called what? correct answers The
First-to-Invent
Rolex skateboards and eBay toiletries are examples of which of the following? correct answers
Blurring
An inventor decides that he wants more utensil choices when he orders Thai takeout. He invents
Forkchops, which consist of chopsticks with a spoon on one end of one of the chopsticks and a
fork on one end of the other chopstick. Thus, when eating, a user can use either the chopstick
ends or the spoon and fork ends.
The scenario best exemplifies which of the following requirements to receive a patent? correct
answers must be non-obvious
Occurs where a famous mark is linked to products of inferior quality or is portrayed in an
unflattering, immoral, or reprehensible context likely to evoke negative beliefs about the mark's
owner. correct answers Tarnishment
You write a term paper for your Business Law class and turn in your final draft as a hard copy to
your professor. You own the copyright to your work.
Your term paper is an example of what? correct answers Tangible Writing
The formula for Coca-Cola is a secret recipe that is referred to by the code name Merchandise
7X. It is kept in a bank vault in Atlanta, Georgia. The formula is supposedly known by only two
executives who have signed nondisclosure agreements.
The formula for Coca-Cola is an example of what correct answers Trade Secret
Patent correct answers A grant by the federal government to the inventor of an invention for the
exclusive right to use, sell, or license the invention for a limited amount of time
Your Women's Studies professor wears a pin that says, "League of Women Voters."
Her pin is an example of what? correct answers Collective Membership Mark
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