China's intellectual property law multiple-choice questions

11. As far as the property rights in intellectual property rights were concerned, the limitation of the legal protection period was a basic feature, but not every property right in intellectual property rights had a time limit. According to the relevant provisions of the intellectual property law, the correct statement is: A. The manufacturer's name right, trade secret right, and trademark right all have legal protection periods B. The manufacturer's name right and trademark right have a legal protection period, but the trade secret right has no legal protection period. C. The manufacturer's name right, trade secret right and trademark right have no legal protection period D. The manufacturer's name right and trade secret right have no legal protection period, and the trademark right has a legal protection period. When Teacher A of a certain college was studying at a certain university, he obtained the examination papers prepared by Professor B of the university. He then included the set of examination papers into the review guide he wrote and published it. Here, A A. No copyright violation, because the test paper is not applicable to copyright law. B. Non-encroachment, because the test paper enters the public domain after the first examination C. Infringing, because the test paper is protected by copyright law D. Infringing or not should be determined according to the specific circumstances. The patent holder A did not mark the patent mark and patent number on the patent products that he manufactured and sold, and A B copied the above-mentioned patent products of A and sold them on the market. After A discovers B's behavior, A. No right to request the patent management agency to deal with it, because A has not made a patent mark on his patent product. B. You can request the patent management agency to handle it, because the absence of a patent mark on the patent does not affect the exercise of its rights. C. In any case, you can ask the local grassroots people's court where B is located to hear the case. D. In any case, you can request the basic people's court of the land owned by A to try it. On May 4, 1998, Chen filed an invention patent application with the China patent office. Later, Chen improved the invention. On May 4, 1999, when Chen submitted an application to the China patent office for his improved invention, he could enjoy the following benefits: A. Two patents B. preferential access to C. international precedence D. domestic preference 15. Deng created a Chinese painting on April 1, 1970, and sold the original painting to Cao on June 22, 1973. The following statements are correct: A. Cao has enjoyed the property rights in the copyright of the painting since the date of purchase of the original B. Traditional Chinese painting is a work of art. The transfer of ownership of the original art work is not regarded as the transfer of the copyright of the work. Therefore, Cao cannot obtain any copyright because of the purchase of the original. C. Cao obtained the exhibition right of the original painting because he bought it. D. Mr. Cao obtained the exhibition right of the painting because he bought the original. The design patent owner A sued B for patent right violation in the People's Court. B submitted the defense and requested the patent right to be invalid to the patent reexamination board. According to our country's patent law, the correct statement is A. The decision made by the patent reexamination board is final B. If Party A is not satisfied with the decision made by the Board, it may file a lawsuit in the People's Court. C. If B is not satisfied with the decision made by the Board, he may file a lawsuit in the people's court. D. If both parties are not satisfied with the decision made by the patent reexamination board, they may request the patent office to re-examine the case. After a company's Trademark Registering application was announced, a third party objected to it, and the trademark office ruled that the objection was established. The company refused to accept the ruling and applied to the trademark review board for a review. If the objector is not satisfied with the re-examination ruling, then A. Can sue in the people's court B. You can apply to the arbitration institution for arbitration C. You can ask the State Administration for Industry and Commerce to review it again. D. Must Obey A certain plant research institute had cultivated a new type of ivy. Experts have identified that the reproductive materials of ivy have not been sold in China and abroad, and have maintained their basic characteristics after repeated reproduction. According to the law of our country, the Institute is not interested in ivy A. Right to trade secrets B. entitled to patent right C. Enjoy the rights of new plant varieties D. No rights. 19. A submitted his work to B Magazine. Without the permission of A, B would entrust C to modify the work of A, and then B's magazine would publish the work signed by C and A in its journal. rule A. B has violated A's copyright, C has not. B. B has not violated A's copyright, C has violated it C. Both B and C have violated A's copyright D. Neither B nor C has violated A's copyright. According to the provisions of China's trademark law, a trademark that is applied for registration should have A. originality B. Distinguishing or remarkable C. practicability D. sense of beauty

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I'm a fan of online literature. I haven't learned the latest knowledge of China's intellectual property law and can't provide specific answers to multiple choice questions. However, I can provide you with some basic information and concepts about intellectual property law to help you better understand the relevant issues.

intellectual property rights include many different types of rights such as copyright, trademark rights, patent rights, trade secret rights, and so on. These rights can be protected to ensure that ideas and trade secrets are protected and to allow companies to compete in the market.

China's intellectual property legal system had been established and constantly improved. The most important laws were the copyright law, trademark law, patent law, and so on. These laws played an important role in protecting intellectual property rights and maintaining market order.

If you have any questions about intellectual property law, I can try to provide you with some relevant information and concepts, but I need more context and details to provide an accurate answer.