I'm confused as how I should go about answering these questions. This is apart of Intellectual Property Law. Studying from 5th Edition of Intellectual Property The of Trademarks, Copyrights, Patents and Trade Secrets. I was not given any other information to provide.

4. What motivation might Sonny Bono have had in extending the terms of the Copyright Act?

5. If I have a story about Colorado railroading and sell it to "Trains" magazine (an industry-oriented publication,) who owns the rights to reproduce my article?

6. In 1961, Marilyn Monroe did a famous rendition of "Happy Birthday to You" for President Kennedy. If someone had filmed that performance (and many have), can those who filmed the performance copyright it?

7. Can any other organization besides the University of Notre Dame Marching Band perform "The Notre Dame Victory March?"

8. How may copyrighted music be used in teaching voice, or does the teacher have to rely upon the classics?

9. When Michael Jackson acquired the Beatles's songbook, what happened to the rights of Lennon and McCartney and their estates?

10. Robert B. Parker published a novel called "Poodle Springs", finishing an incomplete work by Raymond Chandler, who was long since dead. He later published two more books using the Phillip Marlowe character. How was he able to?