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Intellectual Property Manager

Elementary Test Paper

1. Multiple choice questions (this major question has 20 small questions, each question is worth 1.5 points,* **30 points. )

1. As part of the enterprise's management, the enterprise's intellectual property management must carry out management activities under the enterprise's existing ( ).

A. Market conditions B. Office conditions C. Material conditions D. Surrounding conditions

2. Which of the following are not characteristics of intellectual achievements ( )

A , Intangibility B. Practicality C. Disclosure D. Property

3. A Agricultural Science and Technology Company applied for plant variety rights for a new variety of fruit trees it developed. After the relevant authorities accepted its application The preliminary review needs to be completed within ( ).

A one month B three months C six months D two years

4. Regarding the origin mark, which of the following statements is incorrect ( ).

A. my country’s unified management agency for national origin marks is the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine

B. The registration period for origin marks is 3 years and can be renewed

C. Application for renewal of origin mark can be submitted to the local entry-exit inspection and quarantine agency 3 months before expiration

D. Application for registration of origin mark shall be reviewed by experts The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine will organize an expert review team to conduct an review and decide whether the project is approved for registration. For products that are determined to be registered, a "Certificate of Origin Marking" will be directly issued.

5. According to relevant manufacturers in my country According to the provisions of name protection, manufacturer's name rights do not include ( ).

A. Enterprises enjoy the exclusive right to use within the legal scope

B. Any enterprise name bearing the name of an administrative division cannot be used by any other enterprise within the same administrative division.

C. Others are prohibited from using the same manufacturer name within the administrative area where registration is approved

D. The enterprise that applies for registration first has priority and can compete with the enterprise that applies for registration later

6. Trademark rights refer to a series of rights that trademark owners have over their registered trademarks in accordance with the law, mainly including ( )

A. Right to use B. Right to license use

C. Right to sell D. Right to transfer and license

7. With the development of knowledge economy and economic globalization, which of the following is not included in the three major properties ( )

A. Movable property B. Real estate C. Trade secrets D. Intellectual achievements

8. The value of technical secrets is mainly reflected in ( )

A. Savings Expenses and expenditures relatively increase the wealth of the right holder

B. The scientific research results obtained make the enterprise profitable

C. The technical secret has no commercial value

D. The product sells well, allowing the rights holder to profit from it

9. The connection between technical secrets and patents usually manifests as ( )

A. Protection based on patents, supplemented by technical secrets

B. Protection based on technical secrets, supplemented by patents

C. Protection by patents first, then technical secrets protection

D. Protection by patents Protection is the core of technical secret protection

10. Principles of patent application ( )

A. Principle of plurality

B. Principle of written application

C. Brief description of the principle

D. Principle of correction within a specified period

11. Which of the following options is not protected by my country’s Copyright Law ( ).

A. Computer software program written in C++ language

B. Sketch performance without script

C. Architectural construction drawings

D. Court’s Judgment

12. Which of the following behaviors does not constitute fair use of copyright ( ).

A. A sang someone else’s copyrighted song "Spring" during a voluntary performance for the elderly in a nursing home

B. A city library borrowed the book "Summer" There were many people, and the existing 5 copies were not enough, so 5 more copies were copied

C. A certain city's Disabled Persons' Federation translated the book "Autumn" published by B into Braille and published it without B's consent.

D. Teacher C of a certain university excerpted a paragraph from the book "Winter" for classroom teaching needs, copied it and sent it to the students

13. The validity period of famous trademarks is generally ( ), calculated from the date of announcement.

A, 1 year B, 3 years C, 5 years D, 2 years

14. After a certain karaoke hall purchased a number of genuine karaoke CDs, without anyone’s permission, Directly use the disc for its business gains. The behavior of this karaoke room belongs to ( ).

A. Legal use B. Fair use

C. Statutory permitted use D. Infringement

15. ( ) standard refers to a certain standard of a single enterprise A unified or single product format that is automatically formed by a technology product due to the success of market actions. This format becomes a standard because it is favored by consumers and makes it difficult for its technology competitors to enter the market.

A. Legal technology B. Factual technology C. Formed facts D. Ordinary facts

16. Which of the following options is not a material that should be submitted when applying for a well-known trademark ( )

< p>A. Materials related to the public’s awareness of the trademark

B. Production volume of the trademark’s main products in the past three years

C. Copy of the business license

D. Copy of ID card of the trademark recognition applicant

17. The core value of Chinese brands is ( )

A. Product quality B. Product concept C. Credit value D. Core assets

18. The identification of famous trademarks is determined by ( ).

A. Trademark Office B. Trademark Review and Adjudication Board C. Court D. Industrial and Commercial Administration Department

19. Zhao applied for a design patent on April 1, 2002. It was authorized on February 8, 2003. The protection period of this patent right ends in ( ).

A. April 1, 2012 B. February 8, 2013

C. April 1, 2022 D. February 8, 2023

20. Strengthening intellectual property management is the key to enhancing the international competitiveness of Chinese enterprises ( )

A. Necessary choice B. Necessary means C. Necessary requirements D. Necessary guarantees

II , multiple choice questions (this major question has 10 small questions, each question is 1.5 points, maximum 30 points.)

Scoring person

1. Knowledge The application management of property rights includes ( ), etc.

A. License management B. Franchise management C. Transfer management D. Market management

2. Logo intellectual property rights mainly have the following forms: ( )

A. Domain name right B. Manufacturer name right C. Copyright D. Service mark right

3. The nature of intellectual property rights is ( )

A. Property B. Intangibility C. Rights D. Legality E. Exclusiveness

4. Which of the following items are the main contents of intellectual property rights ( )

A. Invention patent B. Utility model Patent rights

C, industrial design rights D, trademark rights E, manufacturer name rights

5. Which of the following items belong to the traditional intellectual property legal system ( )

A. Copyright legal system B. Patent legal system

C. Legal system for new plant varieties D. Anti-unfair competition legal system

6. Characteristics of innovation ( )

A. Innovation is not necessarily related to scientific and technological inventions, and the two cannot be equated

B. Innovation discovers and controls new supply sources of raw materials

C. The subject of innovation is not limited by the size of the enterprise

D. Innovation is often imitated and pursued to form a climax, promoting the cyclical wave-like development of the entire economy

E. Innovation is an entrepreneurial response to New combinations of production factors

7. Types of independent innovation in intellectual property ( )

A. Using new technologies

B. Opening up new markets

C. Product design innovation

D. Implementation of new corporate organizational forms

E. Traditional cultural innovation

8. Characteristics of domain names ( )< /p>

A. Uniqueness B. Identification

C. Reproducibility D. Benefit

E. Implementability

9. The content of enterprise intellectual property management mainly includes ( )

A. Acquisition and management of intellectual property B. Maintenance and management of intellectual property

C. Application management of intellectual property D. Protection of intellectual property Daily management

E. International business management of intellectual property rights

10. Characteristics of technical secret protection ( )

A. Autonomy B. No geographical restrictions

C. Exclusivity D. Unlimited time

E. Content variability

11. Neighboring rights, also known as communication rights, generally include those aspects ( ) < /p>

A. Performer’s right B. Audio and video production right

C. Radio and television organizer’s right D. Publisher’s right

12. Substantive conditions of patent rights Also called patentability, it includes ( )

A, practicality B, economy C, creativity D, novelty

13. Brand innovation methods include ( )

A. Marketing innovation B. Institutional innovation C. System innovation D. Technological innovation

14. When a technology is widely used, it is necessary to make it possible for it to form a national standard or an international standard. , it depends on: ( )

A. Whether the technology itself is advanced B. Whether the technology itself is reasonable

C. Administrative coercive means D. Whether it can be obtained Recognition by most users and peers

15. The recognition of well-known trademarks can be determined by ( ).

A. Trademark Office B. Trademark Review and Adjudication Board C. Court D. Industrial and Commercial Administration Department

16. Characteristics of well-known trademarks: ( )

A. Enjoy a good reputation B. Have a long history and high visibility

C. Have excellent quality D. More vulnerable to infringement

17. The role of technical standards: ( )

A. Ensure the quality of products or services B. Provide a pass for high-tech products to participate in international competition

C. Increase product market share D. Promote the development of high-tech industries

18 , The important significance of protecting geographical indications is ( )

A. Products marked with geographical indications have specific quality, reputation or other characteristics

B. Geographical indications indicate the regional origin of products< /p>

C. Geographical indications are open-ended

D. Monopoly on local products

E. Geographical indications indicate that the unique quality of a specific product is closely related to its geographical origin

19. The ways to obtain a trademark are ( )

A. Original acquisition of trademark rights B. Acquisition in the market

C. Transfer of trademark rights D. Inheritance of trademark rights

20. The documents that need to be submitted when applying for trademark registration to the Trademark Office are ( )

A. Trademark registration application form B. Product description

C , Copies of valid documents proving the applicant’s identity

D. Trademark drawing E, trademark description

3. True or false questions (***10 questions, 1 point each,** *Total 10 points.)

Scorer

1. Intellectual property management and knowledge management are both management with knowledge and knowledge activities as the core. ( )

2. The patentee’s right to use means that the patentee must correctly exercise the patent right within the scope of the law and shall not use the patent right to harm social interests or the legitimate rights and interests of others ( )

3. Intellectual property management takes intellectual property as the basic object of management, but does not include technical intellectual property. ( )

4. Applicants for domain name registration should be organizations or individuals that are registered in accordance with the law and bear civil liability independently. Individuals can apply for domestic domain names ( )

5. During the protection period of new drugs, The first category of new drugs is 12 years, the second and third category new drugs are 8 years, and the fourth and fifth category new drugs are 6 years. ( )

6. Well-known trademarks and famous trademarks are legal concepts, and their legal protection is clearly stipulated in my country’s Trademark Law and Trademark Law Implementation Regulations. ( )

7. The exclusive right to use a trademark refers to the exclusive right enjoyed by the patentee to use patented products or patented methods and products directly obtained according to patented methods ( )

8. Technical standards can be divided into "statutory technical standards" and "de facto technical standards" according to the source of the standards. ( )

9. The so-called new pharmaceutical intellectual property rights refer to the property rights of all inventions, creations and intellectual labor results related to the new pharmaceutical industry. ( )

10. For computer software, the China Copyright Protection Center shall review the accepted application within 60 days from the date of acceptance. If the application meets the regulations, it will be registered, a corresponding registration certificate will be issued, and announcement. ( )

4. Short-answer questions (this major question has 2 small questions, each question is worth 5 points, and the total score is 10 points)

Scoring examiner

1. What are the properties of intellectual property rights? What are its main features?

2. What is the difference between famous trademarks, well-known trademarks and Chinese famous brands?

5. Case analysis questions (this major question has 2 sub-questions, each sub-question is 10 points, max 20 points)

Scoring examiner

< p>1. Pharmaceutical company A sent its engineer Li to develop a brand-new formula of traditional Chinese medicine preparations, and took comprehensive confidentiality measures for the formula. After its competitor Company B learned about it, it hired Li to work for its company at a high salary on the condition of providing the confidential formula. Li then disclosed the formula to Company B.

Based on the above materials, please analyze:

According to the provisions of my country’s Anti-Unfair Competition Law, what kind of behavior did Li and Company B commit?

What kind of protection does Company A have for its beverage formula?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of this kind of protection compared with patent protection?

2. Introduction to the case

At the end of 2002, when Hisense publicly sold home appliances labeled "Hisense" in Germany, it was blocked. What makes Hisense even more surprised is that if "Hisense", which has been registered locally and is recognized as a well-known Chinese trademark, is used in the EU, it must accept the conditions set by Bosch-Siemens Home Appliances Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Bosch Home Appliances). , that is, paying a trademark license fee of 40 million euros.

Hisense Group accuses Germany’s Bosch Home Appliances of preemptively registering the “HiSense” trademark as pure “commercial blackmail.” Hisense’s nine-member lawyer team is preparing to go to Germany to respond to the lawsuit. But things later took a 180-degree turn. Not only did the two parties reach a settlement agreement at an "absolutely low price," but the entire process was also unusually "quick." BSH agreed to transfer its "HiSense" trademark registered in all regions including Germany and the EU in accordance with local laws to Hisense Group, and Hisense Group also revoked all trademark registration applications for BSH. The lawsuit ended, and Hisense, which was very hurt, lost the best time to enter the German market for no reason. Some people think that this is a strategy of Bosch Home Appliances. It is not to take possession of your trademark and use it. The fundamental intention is that it can use the power of the trademark to prevent you from entering a new market and fundamentally neutralize competition.

With the participation of the two governments, BSH voluntarily gave up the high-priced transfer fee of 40 million euros, and Hisense redeemed the Hisense trademark at a low price of no more than 500,000 euros. Hisense is planning to build a new refrigerator production line in Yuhua District, Nanjing. BSH, which has just entered China, is looking for qualified OEM partners and a suitable production base. "Hisense, which has always been good at technology, and BSH have the possibility of cooperation in terms of technology and production capacity." Not long ago, at the groundbreaking ceremony of BSH's small home appliance production base invested 99 million US dollars in Nanjing, Hisense Vice President Wang Zhihao appeared as a guest. on site.

Analysis:

1. What major mistakes has Hisense made on intellectual property issues?

2. What is the ultimate goal of German Bosch home appliances?

3. Through this incident, what lessons have Chinese enterprises learned in intellectual property management?

Intellectual Property Manager

Intermediate Test Paper

1. Multiple choice questions (this major question has 25 small questions, each question is worth 2 points,* **50 points.)

Scorer

1. my country’s Patent Law stipulates that the statute of limitations for patent infringement begins when the patentee or interested party knows or should know about the infringement. From the date ( ).

A 6 months B 18 months C 1 year D 2 years

2. The patentee signs a patent implementation license contract with the licensee, and stipulates in the contract, The patentee shall not license any third party to exploit the patent within the agreed time and geographical scope, but the patentee himself may still exploit the patent. This permission belongs to ( ).

A Exclusive license B Exclusive license C General license D Cross license

3. The recognition of famous trademarks is determined by ( ).

A. Trademark Office B. Trademark Review and Adjudication Board C. Court D. Industrial and Commercial Administration Department

4. The validity period of a famous trademark is generally ( ), calculated from the date of announcement.

A. 1 year B. 3 years C. 5 years D. 2 years

5. The average cycle for formulating technical standards is about ( ) years.

A, 1-2 B, 2-3 C, 3-4 D, 4-5

6. ( ) standard refers to a certain technical product of a single enterprise due to A unified or single product format automatically formed by the success of market actions. This format becomes a standard because it is favored by consumers and makes it difficult for its technological competitors to enter the market.

A. Legal technology B. Factual technology C. Formed facts D. Common facts

7. Which of the following options is not a material that should be submitted when applying for a well-known trademark ( )

< p>A. Materials related to the public’s awareness of the trademark B. Production of the trademark’s main products in the past three years

C. Copy of the business license D. Copy of the identity card of the applicant for trademark recognition

8. Trademark rights refer to a series of rights that trademark owners have over their registered trademarks in accordance with the law, mainly including ( )

A. Right to use B. Right to license C. Commitment Right of sale

D. Right of transfer and license E. Right of marking

9. Value of trade name right ( )

A. Trade name is the intangible property of the enterprise B , Distinguish different sources of goods or services

C. Indicate the quality of goods or services D. Trade names enhance corporate competitiveness

10. The value of technical secrets is mainly reflected in ( )< /p>

A. Save costs and expenses, so that the wealth of the right holder is relatively increased

B. The scientific research results obtained make the enterprise profitable

C. The technical secret does not have Commercial value

D. The product sells well, allowing the right holder to benefit from it

11. The connection between technical secrets and patents is usually expressed as ( )

A. Protection mainly based on technical secrets, supplemented by technical secrets

B. Protection based mainly on technical secrets, supplemented by patents

C. First protected by patents, and then protected by technical secrets

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D. Protection of technical secrets with patent protection as the axis

12. Principles of patent application ( )

A. Principle of pluralism B. Principle of written application< /p>

C. Brief explanation of the principle D. Principle of correction within the specified period

13. The core value of Chinese brands is ( )

A The quality of the product B The concept of the product C Credit value D Core assets

14. As a part of the enterprise's management, the enterprise's intellectual property management must carry out management activities under the enterprise's existing ( ).

A. Market conditions B. Office conditions C. Material conditions D. Surrounding conditions

15. Which of the following are not characteristics of intellectual achievements ( )

A , Intangibility B. Practicality C. Publicity D. Property

16. With the development of knowledge economy and economic globalization, which of the following items is not included in the three major properties ( )

A. Movable property B. Real estate C. Trade secrets D. Intellectual achievements

17. Strengthening intellectual property management is the key to enhancing the international competitiveness of Chinese enterprises ( )

< p> A. Necessary choice B. Necessary means C. Necessary requirement D. Necessary guarantee

18. The legal system of trademark rights mainly protects commodity trademarks, service trademarks, collective trademarks and ( ) system.

A. Certification trademark B. Personal trademark C. Private trademark D. Special trademark

19. A develops a pharmaceutical formula. Compared with other similar drugs, the use of this drug is It can significantly reduce side effects, but its medicine relies on a chemical product patent of B. In this case, A can apply to the State Intellectual Property Office for a license to implement B's patent. This licensing method is called ( ) .

A Fair use licenseB Compulsory licenseC Exclusive use licenseD Exclusive use license

20. The perpetrator who commits the crime of copyright infringement must have committed a relatively large illegal amount or has other serious circumstances18 , the larger illegal amount here means that the amount of illegal income of individuals and units is above ( ) respectively.

A 10,000 yuan and 50,000 yuan B 20,000 yuan and 100,000 yuan

C 50,000 yuan and 100,000 yuan D 100,000 yuan and 200,000 yuan

21. When an intellectual property right owner applies for trademark registration to the customs, the application documents that must be submitted do not include ( ).

A Filing application B Applicant’s identity document

C License usage status D Trademark registration certificate

22. In intellectual property licensing, license A licensing method in which a licensee allows the licensee to enjoy the exclusive use of its intellectual property rights in an agreed manner within an agreed time and geographical scope is called ( ).

A General use license B Exclusive use license

C Exclusive use license D Sub-use license

23. Administrative liability for trademark infringement does not include ( ).

A Order the infringement to cease immediately

B Confiscate and destroy the infringing goods

C Confiscate and destroy the tools specially used to manufacture infringing goods and forge registered trademarks

D. A fine of less than 5 times the illegal business volume may be imposed individually or concurrently.

24. The necessary conditions for applying for intellectual property arbitration do not include ( ).

A has an arbitration agreement

B must sign a legal and effective arbitration agreement before the dispute occurs

C has specific arbitration requests, facts and reasons

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D falls within the scope of the arbitration committee

25. The franchisor transfers a specific brand to the franchisee by providing intellectual property rights such as technology, patents and trademarks, and the right to use it within the specified scope. The right to manufacture and distribute products is called a franchise ( ).

A Product distribution franchise B Business model franchise

C Wholesaler and retailer franchise D Retailer and retailer franchise

2. Multiple choices Questions (this major question has 10 small questions, each question is worth 2 points, and the total is 20 points.)

Scoring examiner

1. The main intellectual property rights of logos include: The following forms of expression: ( )

A. Domain name rights B. Manufacturer name rights C. Copyright D. Service mark rights

2. The following are characteristics of the exclusive agency for intellectual property management Is: ( )

A. Flexibility B. Comprehensive C. Compound D. Strategic

3. Substantive conditions of patent rights: ( )

< p> A. Novelty B. Practicality C. Creativity D. Feasibility

4. Types of independent innovation in intellectual property ( )

A. Using new technologies B. Opening up new ones Market C. Product design innovation

D. Implementation of new corporate organizational forms E. Traditional cultural innovation

5. Brand innovation methods include ( )

A Marketing innovation B Institutional innovation C System innovation D Technological innovation

6. When a technology is widely used, if it is possible for it to form a national standard or an international standard, it depends on: ( ) < /p>

A. Whether the technology itself is advanced B. Whether the technology itself is reasonable

C. Administrative coercive means D. Whether it can be recognized by the majority of users and peers

7. The recognition of well-known trademarks can be determined by ( ).

A. Trademark Office B. Trademark Review and Adjudication Board C. Court D. Industrial and Commercial Administration Department

8. Characteristics of well-known trademarks: ( )

A. Enjoy a good reputation B. Have a long history and high visibility

C. Have excellent quality D. More vulnerable to infringement

9. The role of technical standards: ( )

A. Ensure the quality of products or services B. Provide a pass for high-tech products to participate in international competition

C. Increase product market share D. Promote the development of high-tech industries

10 , The conditions for applying for recognition of famous trademarks include: ( )

A. The trademark applied for recognition is a registered trademark B. The ownership of the trademark is disputed

C. The trademark shall be registered from the date of approval Continuous use for 3 years D. The owner of the trademark is not within this administrative area

3. True or False Questions (***10 questions, 1 point each, ***10 points total.)

Scorer

1. Intellectual property management and knowledge management are both management with knowledge and knowledge activities as the core. ( )

2. Intellectual property management and knowledge management refer to the same scope of objects. ( )

3. Intellectual property management takes intellectual property as the basic object of management, but does not include technical intellectual property. ( )

4. The exclusive right to use a trademark refers to the exclusive right enjoyed by the patentee to use patented products or patented methods and products directly obtained according to patented methods ( )

5. Utility models, often called "little inventions" ( )

6. Applicants for domain name registration should be organizations or individuals that are registered in accordance with the law and independently bear civil liability. Individuals can apply for domestic domain names ( ) < /p>

7. The content of brand management includes brand planning and brand strategy, brand design and implementation, brand maintenance and management. ( )

8. Well-known trademarks and famous trademarks are legal concepts, and their legal protection is clearly stipulated in my country’s Trademark Law and the Implementation Regulations of the Trademark Law. ( )

9. There are two basic modes for identifying well-known trademarks: active identification and passive identification. ( )

10. Technical standards can be divided into "statutory technical standards" and "de facto technical standards" according to the source of the standards. ( )

4. Short-answer questions (this major question has 2 small questions, each question is 10 points, ***20 points)

Scoring examiner

1. If the technical subject is known, what is the basic idea of ??patent search?

2. What is the scope of protection of invention patents, utility model patents and design patents? How many years are the protection periods?

Intellectual Property Manager

Intermediate Exam Paper

1. Multiple choice questions (this major question has 25 small questions, each question is worth 2 points, and the total score is 50 points.)

Scorer

1. my country’s Patent Law stipulates that the statute of limitations for patent infringement starts from the date when the patentee or interested party knows or should know about the infringement ( ).

A 6 months B 18 months C 1 year D 2 years

2. The patentee signs a patent implementation license contract with the licensee, and stipulates in the contract, The patentee shall not license any third party to exploit the patent within the agreed time and geographical scope, but the patentee himself may still exploit the patent. This permission belongs to ( ).

A Exclusive license B Exclusive license C General license D Cross license

3. The recognition of famous trademarks is determined by ( ).

A. Trademark Office B. Trademark Review and Adjudication Board C. Court D. Industrial and Commercial Administration Department

4. The validity period of a famous trademark is generally ( ), calculated from the date of announcement.

A. 1 year B. 3 years C. 5 years D. 2 years

5. The average cycle for formulating technical standards is about ( ) years.

A, 1-2 B, 2-3 C, 3-4 D, 4-5

6. ( ) standard refers to a certain technical product of a single enterprise due to A unified or single product format automatically formed by the success of market actions. This format becomes a standard because it is favored by consumers and makes it difficult for its technological competitors to enter the market.

A. Legal technology B. Factual technology C. Formed facts D. Common facts

7. Which of the following options is not a material that should be submitted when applying for a well-known trademark ( )

< p>A. Materials related to the public’s awareness of the trademark B. Production of the trademark’s main products in the past three years

C. Copy of the business license D. Copy of the identity card of the applicant for trademark recognition

8. Trademark rights refer to a series of rights that trademark owners have over their registered trademarks in accordance with the law, mainly including ( )

A. Right to use B. Right to license C. Commitment Right of sale

D. Right of transfer and license E. Right of marking

9. Value of trade name right ( )

A. Trade name is the intangible property of the enterprise B , Distinguish different sources of goods or services

C. Indicate the quality of goods or services D. Trade names enhance corporate competitiveness

10. The value of technical secrets is mainly reflected in ( )< /p>

A. Save costs and expenses, so that the wealth of the right holder is relatively increased

B. The scientific research results obtained make the enterprise profitable

C. The technical secret does not have Commercial value

D. The product sells well, allowing the right holder to benefit from it

11. The connection between technical secrets and patents is usually expressed as ( )

A. Protection mainly based on technical secrets, supplemented by technical secrets

B. Protection based mainly on technical secrets, supplemented by patents

C. First protected by patents, and then protected by technical secrets

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D. Protection of technical secrets with patent protection as the axis

12. Principles of patent application ( )

A. Principle of pluralism B. Principle of written application< /p>

C. Brief explanation of the principle D. Principle of correction within the specified period

13. The core value of Chinese brands is ( )

A The quality of the product B The concept of the product C Credit value D Core assets

14. As part of the enterprise's management, the intellectual property management of an enterprise must carry out management activities under the existing ( ) of the enterprise.

A. Market conditions B. Office conditions C. Material conditions D. Surrounding conditions

15. Which of the following are not characteristics of intellectual achievements ( )

A , Intangibility B. Practicality C. Publicity D. Property

16. With the development of knowledge economy and economic globalization, which of the following items is not included in the three major properties ( )

A. Movable property B. Real property C. Trade secrets D. Intellectual achievements