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1. Which are valid types of patents? (Select all that apply.)
Design
Utility
Plant
Animal
2. _________ is public knowledge about an invention that existed before the date the patent application was filed
Public awareness
Existing awareness
Prior art
Previous knowledge
3. Which state was mentioned in the lecture as having eliminated automatic protections if the breached data had been encrypted, then reinstated the protection if certain situations applied?
California
Nevada
Tennessee
Minnesota
4. Treble damages may be awarded if a defendant unintentionally used the plaintiff's trademark.
True
False
5. The United States has a "first to file" patent system.
True
False
6. For something to be patentable, it must be all of the following except:
Non-obvious
Novel
Useful
Commercially available
7. What is the technical term that describes the ability for a private citizen to sue an entity directly instead of relying on the government to sue on their behalf?
Law Enforcement Power
Private Cause of Action
Right to Sue Clause
Citizen Empowerment Act
8. Which state was the first state to pass a breach notification act?
Nevada
California
Massachusetts
Arizona
9. What company's data breach helped to push states to adopt data breach notification laws?
Target
Equifax
Experian
ChoicePoint
10. Which of the following is not a situation which would be a fair use defense against copyright infringement?
Criticism
Teaching
Plagiarism
Scholarship
11. Which states did the book mention as having codified the PCI DSS rules into the states' laws for businesses instead of relying on them to follow those standards voluntarily?Select all that apply.
Minnesota
Nevada
Kentucky
California
12. Which of the following is not part of a patent application?
Specification
Sample
Filing Fees
Oath
13. What is the term for an action someone can take to show a good-faith effort to stay within the law protecting data from being breached?
Due Diligence
Reasonable Effort
Adequate Effort
Safe Harbor
14. Which regulations do some states allow to exempt an entity from following the state breach notification law?(Select all that apply.)
1. Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
2. Sarbanes-Oxley
3. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
4. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
Sarbanes-Oxley
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
15. Match the type of Intellectual Property with what it protects:
Patent
Trademark
Copyright
Trade Secret
A. Used to protect something that provides a competitive advantage to a business.
B. Used to protect words, logos, etc. that identify a product or service
C. Used to protect creative works like books, art, music, etc.
D. Used to protect inventions
16. How many Titles does the Digital Millennium Copyright Act contains?
4
6
3
5
17. All states include state agencies in the scope of the state's breach notification law.
True
False
18. _______ law often requires a defendant to reimburse a plaintiff for damages?
Criminal
Property
Breach Notification
Civil
19. Not all states provide a provision in the breach notification law for their citizens to sue on their own behalf after an entity allows their data to be breached?
True
False
20. Patent protection can last ____ years? (Select all that apply.)
Life of inventor plus 70 years
10 years
20 years
14 years