1.Woddington Farms Ltd. has used its name combined with an outline of a rooster on its deli products for the past 20 years but has never registered a trademark. Would Woddington be successful in suing a competitor who attempts to use its name and symbol?______ ________

a. no, because its trademark was not registered

b. no, because its name and symbol cannot be the subject of a trademark

c. yes, because an unregistered trademark receives protection under the common law

d. yes, because the name and symbol are confidential information

2. The president of Amanda's organization has instructed that all strategic business information be protected due to its confidentiality. How will this secret information receive protection?____ ____

a. Protection is afforded exclusively through patent claims.

b. Protection is afforded exclusively through express or implied confidentiality obligations.

c. Protection is afforded by copyright law.

d. Protection is afforded through the trade secret application process.

3. Which form of intellectual property does NOT require registration for its protection?_____ _____

a. trademark

b. copyright

c. patent

d. industrial design

4. Which statement best describes an innkeeper's common law liability for guest property?____

a. They have total control and therefore complete liability.

b. They must take great care and are responsible for theft or loss.

c. They are only responsible for losses caused by the innkeeper's staff.

d. They are only liable for gross negligence.

5. Which of the following would NOT constitute property?______ _____

a. insurance policy

b. lease

c. right of citizenship

d. accounts receivable

6.Which statement best explains the connection between trademarks and trade names?

a. The use of both denotes the registration of the distinguishing guise of business products.

b. The use of both gives an indication that a product meets a defined standard.

c. Adoption of one by a business may prevent registration by competitors of the other.

d. Closely related trademarks are trade names that receive protection under trademark law.

7.Rhianna created a large metal sculpture of a loon that she sold to a shopping mall for display in the main shopping corridor of the mall. To her horror, the mall owners have turned the sculpture into an amusement ride for youngsters visiting the mall, by painting it a bright colour and adding footholds and a rocker to the bottom of the piece. What legal rights might Rhianna assert in this case?

a. fair dealing rights b. patent rights

c. association rights d. moral rights