Organizer: Christ College of Science and Management! The Department of Management, in collaboration with the IIC and IQAC.
Presents “Protexion 2K25: Where Ideas Meet Rights and Words Find Worth”, an international E-Quiz commemorating World Book and Copyright Day (April 23) and World Intellectual Property Day (April 26).
About the Quiz
- Start Quiz Date: 22nd April 2025
- Free Participants
- Open to All.
- End Date: 30th April 2025
- E-Certificates will be issued to all participants with the scores.
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This initiative celebrates the power of creativity, knowledge, and the protection of original works in the modern business landscape.
Aimed at management students and enthusiasts across the globe, this quiz focuses on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), their relevance in business and innovation, and the importance of written works and published ideas in shaping the future of enterprises.
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Which IPR protects inventions and innovations?
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Copyright
Trademark
Patent
Trade secret
A trademark is primarily used to protect:
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Software code
Brand identity
Scientific invention
Artistic work
Which of the following is a requirement for patentability?
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Confidentiality
Artistic merit
Novelty
Publication
Copyright protection begins from the moment:
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The idea is conceptualized
The work is published
The work is registered
The work is created and fixed in a tangible form
A trade secret is best protected by:
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Public disclosure
Government filing
Non-disclosure agreements
Trademark registration
Which of the following is an example of a company’s trademark?
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The iPhone design
The Apple logo
The internal code of iOS
A new camera sensor
Which IPR is crucial in branding and marketing strategies?
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Patent
Trademark
Copyright
Design
IPR can contribute to a company’s valuation by:
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Reducing assets
Providing legal barriers to entry
Increasing inventory
Enhancing liabilities
Which of the following can be patented?
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A business idea
A literary book
A new type of electric motor
A brand slogan
World Book Day was initiated by:
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World Economic Forum
UNESCO
WTO
WIPO
Which form of IPR is most relevant to authors on World Book Day?
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Patent
Trademark
Copyright
Industrial Design
Which Indian authority issues ISBNs?
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UGC
Ministry of HRD
Raja Rammohun Roy National Agency
CBSE
Public domain books can be:
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Sold with copyright
Owned exclusively
Freely used without permission
Patented
Copyright for literary works in India lasts for:
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10 years from publication
20 years from creation
Lifetime of author + 60 years
5 years
The act of using someone else’s copyrighted book without permission is called:
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Referencing
Plagiarism
Adaptation
Citation
“Good to Great” was written by:
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James C Collins
Jack Welch
Philip Kotler
Gary Hamel
The concept of Emotional Intelligence was popularized by:
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Peter Drucker
Stephen Covey
Daniel Goleman
Clayton Christensen
“Blue Ocean Strategy” emphasizes:
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Cost leadership
Market saturation
Creating uncontested market space
Vertical integration
“Built to Last” focuses on:
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Government policy
Sustainable business models
Real estate management
Technological innovation
Who authored “Start with Why”?
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Elon Musk
Simon Sinek
Bill Gates
Warren Buffett
Piracy of software is a violation of:
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Trade secret laws
Trademark law
Copyright law
Patent law
IPR disputes are settled in India by:
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Consumer courts
Supreme Court only
Intellectual Property Appellate Board
Election Commission
Which Indian product has GI protection?
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Tata Motors
Darjeeling Tea
Infosys Logo
Myntra App
Which organization oversees IPR globally?
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IMF
WIPO
WTO
UNDP
Patent filing includes how many basic stages?
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2
4
5
10
In India, the patent office is regulated by:
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SEBI
Ministry of Culture
Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks
Trademark Tribunal
Utility patents protect:
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Artistic expressions
Physical appearance
Functional inventions
Logos
A “prior art search” involves:
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Studying financial history
Identifying similar inventions
Finding artwork
Examining contracts
SMEs benefit from IPR by:
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Reducing productivity
Increasing operational risks
Protecting unique products and processes
Blocking investors
Design thinking in business can be protected through:
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Trade secrets
Industrial designs
Patents only
NDAs