Question

1. A copyright is a tangible property right; this means that you can touch and feel it. a. True b. False 2. Under federal copyright laws, a single-authored book is: a. not protected. b. protected forever. c. protected for the author's life plus seventy years. d. protected for two generations of heirs after the author dies. 3. Copyright owners generally are protected against unauthorized of the work, development of works, of the work, and public of the work. Fill in the blanks with words that would best complete the passage. reproduction derivative distribution destruction display writing secondary selling 4. The following is the list from Section 102 of the Copyright Act of the types of original works that are protected under copyright law. works, including newspapers and magazine articles; works and accompanying words, including advertising jingles; works, including plays or musicals; pantomimes and works, including ballet and other forms of dance; pictorial, , and sculptural works; motion pictures and other works; recordings; and works, such as drawings and designs. Fill in the blanks with words that would best complete the passage. audiovisual graphic musical dramatic sound Literary useful mechanical high-quality generalized architectural novel choreographic 5. Which example in the following list is unrelated to the concept of intellectual property

Answer 1

Answer: 1. b) 2. c) 3. reproduction , derivative , distribution , display

4. Literary

Musical

Dramatic

Choreographic

Graphic

Audiovisual

Sound

Architectural

5. Land

Explanation:

1. Copyright can't be touched and can't be felt because that is the right of some creative work that is given to the creator. It is a law that is protecting the original idea and it can be creative work in art forms such as musical or literary form. Copyright is protecting original work but not the idea itself.
2. Under federal copyright laws, a single-authored book is protected for the author's life plus seventy years. The seventy years is a time limit set by copyright law, law and right for creating derivative work and to show them. This law is expiring after seventy years after the death of an author or artist.
3. Copyright owners generally are protected against unauthorized reproduction of the work, development of derivative works, distribution of the work and public display of the work. As we can see in question number 2, it is protected 70 years after the death of an author or artist.
4. The following is the list from Section 102 of the Copyright Act of the types of original works that are protected under copyright law. Literary works, including newspapers and magazine articles; musical works and accompanying words, including advertising jingles; dramatic works, including plays or musicals; pantomimes and choreographic works, including ballet and other forms of dance; pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works; motion pictures and other audiovisual works; sound recordings; and architectural works, such as drawings and designs. Fill in the blanks with words that would best complete the passage. audiovisual graphic musical dramatic sound Literary useful mechanical high-quality generalized architectural novel choreographic.
5. I have found the rest of your question number five. Examples are a. Films b. Books c. Sculptures d. Poems e. Land f. Apps g. Songs. The correct answer is e) Land because as intellectual property we are referring 4 the most common properties such as trademarks, copyrights, patent and trade secrets and they are all considering ideas, beliefs and creation of some author so the Land is unrelated to a concept of intellectual property.