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1
Charles does not want to reveal too many details in his patent application because he fears that competitors will duplicate his invention. How specific must a patent application be?
A)reasonably clear
B)full, clear, concise, and exact
C)full, clear, and complete
D)an outline is sufficient
2
Which of following poses the most difficult question of patent protection for software?
A)stand alone software
B)software that is part of a longer more conventional process
C)software that is a design concept only
D)software that has been used by the public
3
The NET Act makes it illegal to duplicate more than one copyrighted work for financial gain within a _____ day period.
A)30
B)60
C)90
D)180
4
Jake has developed accounting software for client use and wants to protect his property rights in the software. Jake should typically _____
A)have the client sign a nondisclosure agreement.
B)have the client post a bond.
C)have the client sign a licensing agreement.
D)have the client access the software via the Internet.
5
If Jill has a trade secret, the Uniform Trade Secrets Act requires Jill to use _____ attempts to protect it from disclosure.
A)reasonable
B)extreme
C)modest
D)fair
6
Which of the following remote conferencing methods is typically simpler?
A)video conference
B)web conference
C)dedicated line conference
D)removed conference
7
UCITA is called a _____ statute.
A)mandatory
B)vague
C)customized
D)default
8
The Patriot Act requires consumer reporting agencies to turn over to the federal government a consumer's records if those records _____ related to a governmental intelligence operation.
A)are definitely
B)are reasonably
C)sometimes are.
D)may be
9
The right to privacy is _____.
A)recognized only in common law
B)recognized only in constitutional law
C)recognized in common law and constitutional law
D)recognized only by statute
10
The easiest way for states to address cybercrime is by _____
A)the cybertrespass approach
B)requesting a judicial opinion
C)specific legislation
D)analogy





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