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Personal property consists of the following kinds: |
| | A) | tangible and intangible |
| | B) | tangible, intangible, and chattels |
| | C) | tangible, intangible, chattels, and choses in action. |
| | D) | tangible, intangible, choses in action, and real estate |
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Community property is not _____. |
| | A) | personal gifts |
| | B) | personal inheritances |
| | C) | personal gifts and personal inheritances |
| | D) | personal gifts, personal inheritances, and personal earnings |
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Sihan witnesses a shipwreck and helps offload the cargo. What law governs this situation? |
| | A) | The law of finds |
| | B) | The law of salvage |
| | C) | The Abandoned Shipwreck Act |
| | D) | The law of abandoned property |
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The Uniform Transfer to Minors Act (UTMA) allows the following types of property to be transferred to a custodian for the minor's benefit: |
| | A) | tangible |
| | B) | intangible |
| | C) | tangible and intangible |
| | D) | tangible, and intangible but not real property |
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A gift given in contemplation of death is called a(n) _____. |
| | A) | gift in causa mortis |
| | B) | gift inter vivos |
| | C) | inheritance |
| | D) | conditional deathbed gift |
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Jayce marks his invention "patent pending." This give Jayce _____. |
| | A) | the right to damages against infringers |
| | B) | the right to an injunction against infringers |
| | C) | the right to both damages and an injunction against infringers |
| | D) | no legal rights |
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This treaty provides for centralized filing procedures and a standardized application form: |
| | A) | Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property |
| | B) | Patent Cooperation Treaty |
| | C) | Paris Patent Cooperation Treaty |
| | D) | Bern Treaty on Coordinated Filings |
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Charissa wants to create a protectable trademark for her small local business. This can be done _____. |
| | A) | under common law |
| | B) | under a state statute |
| | C) | under the Federal Trademark Act |
| | D) | under common law, state statute, or the Federal Trademark Act |
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Morgan wants to trademark the phrase "Red Rampage" for his video basketball game, but is concerned that it may be too similar to the phrase "Red Raiders." How is this issue resolved? |
| | A) | Trademark Office decides if likely to cause confusion. |
| | B) | Trademark Office decides if literally the same or not. |
| | C) | Trademark Office decides what is reasonable. |
| | D) | Trademark Office holds a drawing for the phrase. |
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Jose seeks a common law trademark on the term "mountain peak" to identify his line of mountain climbing equipment. To successfully do so Jose must demonstrate _____. |
| | A) | the phrase is associated with mountain climbing equipment |
| | B) | the phrase is descriptive of an activity |
| | C) | the phrase has a secondary meaning associated with his equipment |
| | D) | the phrase is not unreasonable |
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