Is a patent application allowed to have both a patent and a trade secret in the same information? Multiple Choice Yes, businesses often apply for both patent and trade secret protection. No, because they protect different types of information. No, because the information must be kept secret for trade secret protection while the information for a patent is disclosed in the application. Maybe, it depends on the type of underlying information being protected. Which of the following is not a defense to patent infringement? Multiple Choice Fair use is not a defense to patent infringement. The patent is invalid because the invention is obvious. The patent is invalid because the invention was previously known. The patent is invalid because the invention is useless. All of these are defenses to patent infringement. Which of the following forms of intellectual property protects brand logos or short slogans? Multiple Choice Trademark Patent law Trade secrets Design patents copyrights Fair use of a registered trademark is allowed by the _____ and relates to a discussion, criticism, or parody of the trademark, the product, or its owner. Multiple Choice Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act of 1999 Trademark Dilution Revision Act of 2006 Federal Trademark Dilution Act of 1995 Central Labor Act Lanham Act In order to obtain a _____, the owner must disclose how to make and use the invention. Multiple Choice patent copyright trademark trade secret tradecraft The courts have been explicit that the use of a rival's trademark in comparative advertising is: Multiple Choice a fair use. a patented use a copyright. a prohibited practice. an illegal practice. Which of the following is true regarding defense to trademark infringement? Multiple Choice One defense to trademark infringement is that the mark is not descriptive or generic. One defense to trademark infringement is that the mark is not distinctive. The defendant argues that the mark has become invalid since its trademarking. One defense to trademark infringement is that the use is an "unfair use." The defendant argues that using a rival's trademark in comparative advertising is illegal. Hungry Hogs, a hot dog joint uses a green monster as its brand logo. Which intellectual property should the firm acquire to protect its brand logo? Multiple Choice Trade craft Trademark Copyright Trade secret Patent Which of the following is true about fair use? Multiple Choice It relates to a discussion, criticism, or parody of the trademark or the product. It relates to a discussion but not a criticism of the trademark. The use of a rival's trademark in comparative advertising is not considered a fair use. It is allowed by the Federal Trademark Dilution Act of 1995. It is allowed in a text book or on the Internet, but not in the news media