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A) business environment
B) communal realm
C) collective sphere
D) public domain
E) legal open space
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A) it must be listed on the principal register for five years without being challenged.
B) it must be listed on the secondary register for five years and have acquired a secondary meaning.
C) it must be listed without restrictions and the trademark owner must notify the PTO every year that the trademark is still in use.
D) the PTO will not accept descriptive terms for trademark protection.
E) it must be listed on the principal register for one year and on the secondary register for five years.
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A) patents.
B) copyrights.
C) trademarks.
D) trade secrets.
E) brands.
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A) collective mark.
B) promotion mark.
C) trademark.
D) brand mark.
E) service mark.
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A) Copyright
B) Patent
C) Certification mark
D) Trademark
E) Novelty
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A) It deals with invention that is original, nonobvious and a novelty.
B) It protects ideas and facts.
C) It protects the design, color, or shape that is associated with a particular product from being copied.
D) It protects original, creative expression.
E) It protects only companies which can be considered authors.
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A) Lanham Act
B) Consumer Protection Act
C) Patent Act
D) Intellectual Property Act
E) Trademark Dilution Act
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A) Service marks
B) Certification marks
C) Collective marks
D) Patents
E) Brand marks
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A) Trademarks are a form of legal and civil property.
B) One can have rights in a trademark only if he/she has registered it.
C) If a trademark is unregistered, it is open for public use.
D) It is firmly associated with an inventive act, and excludes others from making, using or selling the invention.
E) Owners can sue for infringement, and claim rights on a trademark even if they have not registered it.
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A) Certification marks
B) Collective marks
C) Service marks
D) Trademarks
E) Brand marks
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