QUESTION 1 2 points Save Answer 2 points Save Answer Doc Brown's signature invention is a flux capacitor, a device that assists with time travel. The best form of intellectual property protection for this new invention is most likely: O a. A patent b. A copyright O c A trade secret d. A trademark QUESTION 2 2.5 points Save Answer In the course of his experiments, Dr. Brown discovers that the stainless steel body of a DeLorean brand automobile improves flux dispersal and allows for smoother travel through the time continuum. The name DeLorean is likely that company's: O A copyright Trade dress O Atrademark O A patent O Atrade secret The DeLorean features distinctive "gull wing" doors. Assume the doors function as any other door but are merely have a distinctive physical appearance to set the car apart from other cars in the marketplace. In this case, what type of intellectual property would best describe the doors? O a. Patent b. Copyright O c Trademark O d. Trade dress O e Trade secret QUESTION 4 2 points Save Answer QUESTION 4 2 poir Assume instead that the DeLorean's "gull wing" doors rely on a novel, unique hinge design that makes them possible. Which form of intellectual property protection would best protect the hinge? a. Patent b. Copyright O c. Trademark d. Trade Dress O e. Trade Secret QUESTION 5 2noir Doc Brown's work is slowed by the difficulty he has in locating enough plutonium to power the Delorean's fusion reactor. To his great disappointment, plutonium is not available at every corner drug store. In an effort to get around this technical problem, Brown travels to the future to find a better power source. He is thrilled to discover that a Mr. Fusion brand home reactor has just been invented. This device will let him transform ordinary garbage into gigawatts of power. Unfortunately, the device (which is superior to other home fusion machines on the market) is now under patent protection and is significantly more-costly than its competitors. Why would a patent make the Mr. Fusion item more expensive? a. Patented items must pay an annual patent license fee to the USPTO b. A patent awards a monopoly for a limited time to the inventor of that item c. Patents grant mandatory licensing to other manufacturers to keep costs low d. The patent wouldn't prevent others from copying the design e. Time travel to the end of this exercise and give me the answers when the machine's Dr. Brown doesn't want to pay the high cost of the newly-released Mr. Fusion. He decides instead to travel further forward in time patent has expired and copies are presumably available for cheap. Assuming that this future uses the same patent law currently in use, what is the minimum he should travel forward to be assured the patent will have expired? O a. 6 months b. 9 years O c. 25 years d. 87 years QUESTION 7 2.5 points Doc Brown's timeline is seriously disrupted when a local miscreant named Biff manages to steal a Gray's Sports Almanac from the future. The book lists sports statistics including the outcomes of races and games for the next 50 years. Using the almanac, Biff wins millions gambling on sports and causes a massive disruption to the future that should have been. What sort(s) of intellectual property protection most likely applies to the sports almanac, if any at all? a. Trade Dress for being a book O b. Certainly a copyright for the book's contents O c. Maybe a copyright for the book's contents Od. A patent as a novel invention O e. A trade secret QUESTION 8 2.5 points ***GRAYS ALMANAC 1950-2000 Assume the book was covered by a copyright and published the year of your class, how long would this copyright protection typically last? a. 20 years O b. As long as continually published O c. 15 years after publication Od. The life of the author plus 70 years Biff's Casino uses certain internal processes and procedures to stay profitable. For example, they have a standing procedure to intimidate or break the legs of anyone winning more than 5 hands of blackjack in a row. This internal method of doing things is what type of intellectual property? av Kariren's PLEASURE PARADISE . S. CASINO O a. Patent O b. Trade Secret O c. Trade Dress Od. Copyright e Trademark QUESTION 10 2.5 points Sa While escaping terrorists, Doc Brown's lab assistant Marty becomes trapped in the past. In a very embarrassing turn, the label on his Calvin Klein underwear is mistaken for his name. The Calvin Klein brand is a trademark. Assuming it is renewed when possible, how long will this trademark last? a. No more than 10 years ever b. As long as the mark's registration is renewed and the mark continues to be used c. No more than 20 years d. Generally there is a 5 year period QUESTION 11 2.5 points Sa Marty returns to his present only to later become trapped in the future. While there, he learns that many companies from his present and past) are still around. This includes shoemaker Nike, which is selling self-lacing shoes. Please identify the intellectual property protection for the Nike logo. Trademark Trade Dress Patent O Copyright Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Save All Answers Save a