QUESTION 1 : Generally speaking, how many backup copies can you make from one copy of original licensed computer software?
A One	B As many as you like

QUESTION 2 : Generally speaking, how many computers can you install one set of licensed software on?
A One	B As many as you like

QUESTION 3: Would a trade marks registration in other countries be extended to Hong Kong?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 4: Is selling pirated articles a criminal offence?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 5: Can patents that are registered elsewhere in the world be protected in Hong Kong?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 6: Do you need to register your copyright work to obtain protection for it?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 7: What does the Intellectual Property Department do to protect intellectual property?
A Protect intellectual property in the HKSAR	B Enforces the criminal apects of infringement of IP rights.

QUESTION 8: Do intellectual property rights last forever?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 9: Is it an intellectual property infringement to recite a few paragraphs from William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" in public?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 10: If a computer programmer writes a programme in the course of his employment, who owns the copyright in the programme?
A Employer	B Programmer

QUESTION 11: Is it a criminal offence to use pirated articles in the course of trade or business?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 12: Can you print or permanently store copyright works you download from the Internet?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 13: Who is the copyright owner of a drawing exercise that is created by a student at school?
A The school	B The student

QUESTION 14: Is there any law governing intellectual property rights on the Internet?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 15: Is personal data privacy protected under intellectual property laws?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 16: If a student loses his/her textbook, can he/she simply make a photocopy of the whole book to solve the problem?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 17: Is it a copyright infringement to make copies of films or musical works for private use?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 18: Where should you file your trademark application in Hong Kong?
A The Customs and Excise Department	B The Intellectual Property Department

QUESTION 19: You set up a company and then applied for business registration. Does your company name automatically enjoy trade mark protection?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 20: Is the copyright of foreign pop songs also protected in Hong Kong?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 21: I want to make several clippings of the same newspaper article. Can I simply photocopy the article?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 22: Selling food using a recipe I found in a recipe book does not infringe intellectual property rights in the book.
A True	B False

QUESTION 23: Your job requires certain computer software which is not available in your company. Can you make a copy from a licensed copy on another computer and then install it in your company's computer(s)?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 24: Patents protect technical innovations.
A True	B False

QUESTION 25: You should seek consent from the corresponding webmaster before you make a hypertext link to other website.
A True	B False

QUESTION 26: In Hong Kong, you don't need to register a patent to obtain protection.
A True	B False

QUESTION 27: In Hong Kong, what does the symbol "©" stand for?
A A sign of registration	B To remind the public to respect the copyright-owner's rights

QUESTION 28: Youngsters under the age of 18 who assist in selling pirated or counterfeit articles do not commit any criminal offence.
A True	B False

QUESTION 29: You don't want to infringe intellectual property rights. What should you do before you play musical recordings in public?
A Obtain consent from the copyright owner	B Turn down the volume

QUESTION 30: If you perform a recitation of a poem you have made up but never recorded or written down, can you stop another person from making a record of your performance?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 31: Is it an intellectual property infringement to download songs from the Internet and store them on disk or on MP3 player?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 32: What category of intellectual property rights does the unique appearance of a computer monitor belong to?
A Designs	B Patents

QUESTION 33: New medical diagnostic methods also qualify for patent protection.
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 34: A casually-drawn picture does not get copyright protection.
A True	B False

QUESTION 35: It is OK to copy copyright works that have not been published without permission.
A True	B False

QUESTION 36: Except copyright, trade marks and designs, what categories of intellectual property rights are also involved in the production of a CD?
A No	B Patents

QUESTION 37: What kind of intellectual property protection does a newly invented computer programme enjoy?
A Copyright	B Patents

QUESTION 38: Does the playing of musical CDs in schools for the purpose of instruction need a license from CASH or IFPI?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 39: You have invented a new and unique product with high commercial value. In order to gain patent protection, what should you do first: apply for patent registration or make it known to public?
A apply for patent registration	B make it known to public

QUESTION 40: A product without patent registration is infringed. Can the inventor sue the infringer?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 41: Is it an infringement to make a 3-dimentional copy from a 2-dimentional draft without authorization?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 42: Whom should you report to when you find someone manufacturing pirated or counterfeit articles?
A The Intellectual Property Department	B The Customs & Excise Department

QUESTION 43: Are our names protected by copyright?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 44: What is the maximum term of imprisonment that can be imposed on someone convicted of selling pirated articles?
A Three years	B Four years

QUESTION 45: Does it infringe copyright to sing pop songs while taking a shower?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 46: Could a baker register a trade mark for the words "fresh bread"?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 47: Is there any intellectual property law in Hong Kong protecting a person's own right of image in a photograph?
A Yes	B No

QUESTION 48: What is the maximum term of protection for registered designs in Hong Kong?
A 10 years	B 25 years

QUESTION 49: When did the Government establish the Intellectual Property Department?
A 1980	B 1990