Question 1 (1 point) 
Which law made cracking the Content Scrambling System and other digital rights management software illegal?

Question 1 options:

Digital Millenium Copyright Act of 1998


No Electronic Theft Act of 1997


1976 Fair Use provision of the Copyright Law


Computer Fraud and Abuse Act 1984

Question 2 (1 point) 
Which is NOT a factor considered by judges to consider whether or not a particular use is "Fair Use"?

Question 2 options:

the size and significance of the portion used


the nature of the copyrighted work (if a creative work, or more factual)


the purpose and nature of the use (whether for commercial  or educational purposes, or whether the copied work is something new or simply reproduces the original work)


the allegiance to the original intent of the work as meant by the author or artist


the effect of the use on the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work

Question 3 (1 point) 
Which copyright infringement prevention technique used a physical device?

Question 3 options:

expiration dates


decoys


banning or suing users


license-checkers


dongles


taxation

Question 4 (1 point) 
How long to patents last and what do they protect?

Question 4 options:

70 years; inventions


4 years; processes and software linked to inventions


20 years; inventions and processes


10 years; intellectual property

Question 5 (1 point) 
Which was the aim of the America Invents Act of 2011?

Question 5 options:

to replace patents with trademarks


to get rid of patent trolls


to prevent the licensing of patents


to make challenging patents easier

Question 6 (2 points) 
Match the legal principle with the court case:

Question 6 options:

Google, LLC. v. Oracle 2021


Sony v. Universal City Studios 1984 


Sega Enterprises, Ltd. v. Accolade


A.& M. Records v. Napster 2001 


BMG Rights Management v Cox Communiations 


Jacobsen v Katzer


MGM v. Grokster


Viacom International Inc v YouTube, Inc. 

1.	
use of application programmers interfaces

2.	
 reverse engineering

3.	
home video recordings

4.	
safe harbor

5.	
encouraging copyright infringement

6.	
open source

Question 7 (1 point) 
Which Google activity was contested by the Authors Guild?

Question 7 options:

Google's expansion of fair use in the scanning of all books


Google's use of GPL-protected Sun Microsystems Java language


Google News in Germany and Spain


Google's Android operating system

Question 8 (1 point) 
Which copyright law provision came LAST?

Question 8 options:

copyright law covered software in the category of literary works


copyright law protected books, maps, and charts


copying more than $1000 value within 6 months a criminal offense even if not for commercial advantage


high-volume copying of records and movies became a felony


copyright law protected works only in a form that could be seen and read visually


copying willfully for commercial gain became a felony

Question 9 (1 point) 
Which is NOT an exclusive right protected by U.S. copyright law?

Question 9 options:

to interpret or summarize a work


to perform or display the work in public


to produce derivative works such as translations into other languages or movies based upon books


to make copies of the work


to distribute copies