1. Part Two

2.  Intellectual Property refers to ◦ A. The property you know you own ◦ B. The property you think you own ◦ C. A creations of the mind that gives you exclusive rights to own it ◦ D. none of the above Answer is….. C: a creation of the mind that gives you exclusive rights to own it

3.  1. your home  2. your 2008 Ford Mustang  3. a T.V. show or movie you bought at the store  4. a music CD that you bought at the store 1.NO 2.NO 3.NO 4.NO But why?? You didn’t not create these yourself. You did not invent or write these as a product from your mind.

4.  The lyrics and/or music to a song  The script of a TV show or movie  The book an author writes,  An invention a person invents.

5. copyright trademark Patent http://www.ehow.com/ video_4467949_learn- between-copyrights_- patents- trademarks.html

6.  Definition: a legal protection for original works of authorship  This could be artwork, lyrics, music, scripts, books, articles, etc

7.  Definition: a legal protection for inventions or discoveries ◦ An invention is an original, new item that is placed into our society. ◦ A discovery is finding a new use (discovering a new use) for something that already exists in our society

8. Definition: legal protection for famous words, phrases, symbols or designs The name Coca-Cola is a combination of the names of two ingredients, the coca leaf (from South America) and the kola nut (from Africa). The name was suggested by Pemberton’s bookkeeper, Frank Robinson, who also penned the fancy script logo in 1887. Building designs can also serve as trademarks or service marks. For example, there are two designs that are registered to McDonald’s Corporation for restaurant services. “Have it your way” for Burger King Kentucky Fried Chicken “It’s finger licking good”

9.  Copyright: As a general rule, for works created after January 1, 1978, copyright protection lasts for the life of the author plus an additional 70 years.  Trademark: trademark rights can last indefinitely as long as the owner continues to use the mark to identify its goods or services. It must be renewed every 10 years.  Patent: usually ends 20 years from the date you first applied for the patent subject to the payment of appropriate maintenance fees..

10.  As a student, you must cite the sources of the information you use.  As a consumer, you may pay higher prices for a product because competition is limited.  As an inventor, you must be aware of patents in your field of work so that you do not violate someone else's patent with your work.  As a musician or a writer you must ensure that you do not copy another song or book by its words or by its sound.

11. http://99designs.com/designer- blog/2013/04/19/5-famous-copyright- infringement-cases/ http://listverse.com/2010/08/23/top-10-popular- music-rip-offs/