INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES

Answer # Question
B 1 R.A. 10372 shall be known as:
A. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ACT OF THE PHILIPPINES
B. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES
C. CYBERBULLYING ACT OF THE PHILIPPINES
D. ACCOUNTANCY ACT OF THE PHILIPPINES
D 2 R.A. 10372 shall protect and secure exclusive rights of
the following except:
A. SCIENTISTS
B. INVENTORS
C. ACTORS
D. THE PRESIDENT
A 3 Such person who is a national or who is domiciled or has
a real and effective industrial establishment in a
country which is a party to any convention, shall be
entitled to the benefits to the extent necessary to give
effect to the Act.
A. ANY PERSON
B. DOGS
C. CATS
D. SPECIFIED PERSONS
D 4 The following define Intellectual property Rights except:
A. COPYRIGHT AND RELATED RIGHTS
B. TRADEMARKS
C. SERVICE MARKS
D. DEED OF SALE
D 5 Which of the following is not a function of the
Intellectual Property Office?
A. EXAMINE APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS OF LETTERS PATENT FOR
INVENTIONS AND REGISTER UTILITY MODELS AND INDUSTRIAL
DESIGNS
B. EXAMIN APPLICATIONS FOR THE REGISTRATION OF MARKS,
GEOGRAPHIC INDICATION, INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
C. PROMOTE THE USE OF PATENT INFORMATION AS A TOOL FOR
TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
D. REFUSE ANY AT ALL PROJECTS WITHOUT FURTHER DUE PROCESS
BECAUSE OF PERSONAL FEELINGS
B 6 The office shall be headed by such person who shall be
assisted by two deputy director generals.
A. PRODUCER DIRECTOR
B. DIRECTOR GENERAL
C. DIRECTOR AT ARMS
D. HEAD OF AFFAIRS
A 7 The following are the functions of the deputy generals
except:
A. REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT
B. EXERCISE EXCLUSIVE APPELLATE JURIDSDICTION OVER ALL
DECISIONS RENDERED BY THE DIRECTOR
C. CONDUCT VISITS DURING REASONABLE HOURS TO
ESTABLISHMENTS AND BUSINESSES ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES
 WHICH VIOLATE THE ACT
D. SUCH OTHER FUNCTIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF PROTECTING IP
RIGHTS AND OBJECTIVES OF THIS ACT
D 8 The following are the functions of the Bureau of Patens
except:
A. CONDUCT STUDIES AND RESEARCHES IN THE FIELD OF PATENTS
B. REGISTRATION OF UTILITY MODELS, INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS,
AND INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
C. SEARCH AND EXAMINATION OF PATENT APPLICATIONS
D. CONDUCT STUDIES AND RESEARCH FOR PERSONAL GAIN
D 9 The following are the functions of the Bureau of
Copyright except:
A. PROVIDE OTHER COPYRIGHT RELATED SERVICES
B. CHARGE REASONABLE FEES THEREFOR
C. ACCEPT, REVIEW AND DECIDE ON APPLICATIONS FOR THE
ACCREDITATION OF COLLECTIVE MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS
D. CONDUCT STUDIES AND RESEARCH FOR PERSONAL GAIN
D 10 The following are the functions of the Bureau of Legal
affairs except:
A. HEAR AND DECIDE OPPOSITION TO THE APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION OF MARKS
B. EXERCISE ORIGINAL JURISDICTION IN ADMINISTRATIVE
COMPLAINTS FOR VIOLATIONS OF LAWS INVOLVING IP RIGHTS
C. HEAR AND DECIDE OPPOSITION TO THE APPLICATION FOR
CANCELLATION OF MARKS
D. SEARCH AND EXAMINATION OF PATENT APPLICATIONS
B 11 The Documentation, Information and Technology Transfer
Bureau shall have the following functions except:
A. SUPPORT THE SEARCH AND EXAMINATION ACTIVITIES OF THE
OFFICE THROUGHT VARIOUS ACTIVITIES
B. REJECT THE SEARCH AND EXAMINATION ACTIVITIES OF THE
OFFICE THROUGHT VARIOUS ACTIVITIES
C. ESTABLISH NETWORKS
D. ESTABLISH INTERMEDIARIES
C 12 The Management Information Services and EDP bureau shall
have the following functions except:
A. CONDUCT AUTOMATION PLANING
B. CONDUCT RESEARCH AND PLANNING
C. CONDUCT FRAUDFUL ACTS
D. CONDUCT CONTRACTS WITH FIRMS
B 13 The Administrative, Financial and Human Resource
Development Service Bureau shall have the following
functions except:
A. RECEIVE ALL APPLICATIONS FILED WITH THE OFFICE AND
COLLECT FEES THEREFOR
B. REJECT ALL APPLICATIONS FILED WITH THE OFFICE AND
COLLECT FEES THEREFOR
C. PUBLISH PATENT APPLICATIONS
D. PROVIDE SERVICES RELATIVE TO PROCUREMENTS AND
ALLOCATION OF SUPPLIES
D 14 Such person shall be authorized to retain, without need
of a separate approval from any government agency, for
 the effective and expeditious implementation of this act.
A. A THIRD PERSON
B. THE PRESIDENT
C. CONGRESS
D. DIRECTOR GENERAL
D 15 Such person is empowered to obtain the assistance of
technical, scientific or other qualified officers and
employees of the office.
A. A THIRD PERSON
B. THE PRESIDENT
C. CONGRESS
D. DIRECTOR GENERAL
D 16 The office shall have a seal, the form and design of
which shall be approved by such person.
A. A THIRD PERSON
B. THE PRESIDENT
C. CONGRESS
D. DIRECTOR GENERAL
D 17 Such person shall cause to be printed and make available
for distribution, pamphlet copies of this act, other
pertinent laws, executive orders and information
circulars relating to matters within the jurisdiction of
the office.
A. A THIRD PERSON
B. THE PRESIDENT
C. CONGRESS
D. DIRECTOR GENERAL
D 18 All matters requires to be published under this act shall
be published in the office’s own publication knows as
such.
A. MANILA BULLETIN
B. PHILSTAR
C. MIDLAND COURIER
D. IP GAZETTE
D 19 All officers and employees of the office shall not apply
or act as an attorney or patent agent of an application
for a grant of patent, for the registration of the
following except:
A. UTILITY MODEL
B. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
C. MARK
D. CERTIFICATE OF BIRTH
A 20 Is a monopoly granted only for specific purposes and
objectives.
A. PATENT
B. COPYRIGHT
C. MARKS
D. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
C 21 Any technical solution of a problem in any field of human
activity which is new, involves an inventive and
industrially applicable.
A. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
 B. WATERMARK
C. PATENTABLE INVENTION
D. UTILITY MODEL
C 22 The following are non-patentable inventions except:
A. MATH EQUATION
B. PYTHAGOREAN THEORY
C. CURE FOR NEW COVID19
D. CURE FOR OLD SARS
C 23 An invention shall not be considered new if it is
considered:
A. A NEW INVENTION
B. A NEW ART
C. A PRIOR ART
D. A NEW IDEA
B 25 A strict identity test is required to be applied in
assessing novelty.
A. DISCLOSURE
B. EQUIVALENTS
C. INVENTOR
D. PATENTEE
A 26 Any person whom at the filing date of application, had
the right to the patent.
A. INVENTOR
B. INVENTION
C. CREATION
D. EQUIVALENTS
D 27 An invention involves such if, it is not obvious to a
person skilled in the art at the time of filing date
priority date of the application claiming the invention.
A. IDEAL STEP
B. INVENTOR STEP
C. EQUIVALENT STEP
D. INVENTIVE STEP
A 28 An invention that can be produced and used in such, shall
be industrially applicable.
A. ANY INDUSTRY
B. ANY PLACE
C. ANY METHOD
D. EQUIVALENTS
D 29 The Right to a patent belongs to the following except:
A. INVENTOR
B. HIS HEIRS
C. HIS ASSIGNS
D. HIS BOSS
C 30 If two or more persons apply for the same patent,
priority shall be given to the person who:
A. AFTER THE FIRST PERSON
B. LAST
C. EARLIEST
D. APPLIED AT THE SAME TIME
D 31 The person who does so from the work shall own the
patent, unless otherwise provided in the contract.
 A. LOSES
B. EMPLOYS
C. STEALS THE PATENT
D. COMMISSIONS
C 32 Such is given to any patent applicant who has previously
applied for a patent in a country that grants the same
privilege to Filipinos.
A. RIGHT OF LEFT
B. RIGHT OF ACCEPTANCE
C. RIGHT OF PRIORITY
D. RIGHT OF WAY
D 33 The patent application shall contain the following in
Filipino or English except:
A. A REQUEST FOR THE GRANT OF A PATENT
B. A DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
C. ONE OR MORE CLAIMS
D. NAME OF THE FAMILY MEMBERS
A/B 34 An applicant who is not a resident of the Philippines
must appoint and maintain such in the Philippines.
A. AGENT
B. REPRESENTATIVE
C. PET
D. INFORMANT
D 35 A request shall contain the following except:
A. TITLE OF THE INVENTION
B. PETITION FOR THE GRANT OF A PATENT
C. APLLICANT’S NAME AND ADDRESS
D. SIGNATURE OF A THIRD PERSON NOT AN AGENT
D 36 The test for enabling disclosures is whether the person
to whom it is addressed could, by following the
directions therein, put the invention into practice.
A. TEST FOR DISABLING FORECLOSURED
B. TEST FOR ENABLING FORECLOSURE
C. TEST FOR DISABLING DISCLOSURE
D. TEST FOR ENABLING DISCLOSURE
A 37 The application shall contain one or more such which
shall define the matter for which protections is sought.
A. CLAIMS
B. CLAMS
C. CLAMPS
D. CLAPS
D 38 The abstract shall consist of such of the disclosure of
the invention as contained in the description, claims,
and drawings.
A. CONCISE DESCRIPTION
B. CONCISE SHELL
C. CONCISE BREAKDOWN
D. CONCISE SUMMARY
A 39 The application shall relate to one invention or to a
group of inventions forming a single general inventive:
A. CONCEPT
B. INVENTION
 C. DRAWING
D. BEING
D 40 The application is considered as such if the applicant
fails to comply with the requirement to furnish
information concerning the corresponding foreign
application within the specified period.
A. VOIDABLE
B. LEGALLY VALID
C. STILL VALID
D. WITHDRAWN
41 Such is granted to provide rights and protection to the
inventor after an invention is disclosed to the public.
A. PATENT
B. COPYRIGHT
C. CONCEPT
D. WITHDRAWAL
D 42 The prescribed limit is within such amount of time from
the date on which the application was initially presented
in the office.
A. FOUR MONTHS
B. ONE MONTH
C. THREE MONTHS
D. TWO MOTNHS
B 43 Such shall determine the procedure for the re-examination
and revival of an application as well as the appeal to
the director of patents from any final action by the
examiner.
A. THE REGULATORS
B. THE REGULATIONS
C. THE DISTRICT
D. THE COMPANY
A 44 An application that has compiled the formal requirements
shall be classified and a search conducted to determine
such art.
A. THE PRIOR ART
B. THE NEW ART
C. THE INNOVATIVE ART
D. THE FUTURE ART
B 45 The application to be published shall contain such
information, any drawing as filed and the abstract.
A. DATA FROM THE BIBLE
B. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA
C. THE BIBLE
D. CENSUS DATA
B 46 A patent application, which has not has been done so, and
all related documents, shall not be made available for
inspection without the consent of the applicant.
A. HAS BEEN PUBLISHED
B. HAS NOT BEEN PUBLISHED
C. HAS NOT BEEN THOUGHT OF
D. HAS NOT BEEN INVENTED
A 47 The applicant shall have all rights of a patentee against
 any person, so long as he had actual knowledge that the
invention the person was using was the subject matter of
such.
A. PUBLISHED APPLICATION
B. UNPUBLISHED APPLICATION
C. HAS NOT BEEN THOUGHT OF
D. HAS NOT BEEN INVENTED
D 48 Within such amount of time from the date of publication
of the application, whichever comes later, any person may
present observations in writing concerning the
patentability of the invention.
A. 5 MONTHS
B. 3 MONTHS
C. 2 MONTHS
D. 6 MONTHS
C 49 Such of the request for examination shall be irrevocable
and shall not authorize the refund of any fee.
A. REGISTRATION
B. CONTINUATION
C. WITHDRAWAL
D. PERPETUATION
C 50 An applicant may amend such during examination.
A. THE EXAMINATION OF COPYRIGHT
B. THE INVENTOR
C. THE PATENT EXAMINATION
D. THE REQUEST PF EXAMINATION
C 51 If the application meets the requirements of this act,
the office shall grant the patent provided that such is
accomplished.
A. LOANING OF FEES
B. FAILURE TO PAY FEES
C. PAYMENT OF FEES
D. I O U HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED
A 52 The final order of refusal of the examiner to grant the
patent shall be appealable to such person in accordance
with this act.
A. THE DIRECTOR
B. THE DEPUTIES
C. THE PARENTS OF THE INVENTOR
D. THE PARTNER OF THE INVENTOR
D 53 The grant of the patent together with other related
information shall be published in such within the time
prescribed by the regulations.
A. MANILA BULLETIN
B. PHILSTAR
C. MIDLAND COURIER
D. IP GAZETTE
A 54 The patent shall be issued in the name of the Republic of
the Philippines under the seal of the office and shall be
signed by such person and recorded in the books and
records of the office.
A. THE DIRECTOR
 B. THE DEPUTIES
C. THE PARENTS OF THE INVENTOR
D. THE PARTNER OF THE INVENTOR
D 55 The term of a patent shall be such amount of years from
the filing date of the application.
A. 5
B. 10
C. 15
D. 20
A 56 To maintain the patent application or patent, such shall
be paid upon the expiration of four years from the date
of application was published.
A. ANNUAL FEES
B. SEMI ANNUAL FEES
C. QUARTERLY FEES
D. MONTHLY FEES
A 57 The petition for cancellation shall be in such, duly
verified by the petitioner and if executed abroad shall
be authenticated.
A. IN WRITING
B. COMPUTERIZED
C. CARBON COPIED
D. VERBALLY
A 58 Such person shall have the power to correct, without fee,
any mistake in a patent incurred through the fault of the
office.
A. THE DIRECTOR
B. THE DEPUTIES
C. THE PARENTS OF THE INVENTOR
D. THE SECRETARY
A 59 Such person shall have the power to correct, without fee,
any mistake in a patent incurred through the fault of the
office.
A. THE DIRECTOR
B. THE DEPUTIES
C. THE PARENTS OF THE INVENTOR
D. THE SECRETARY
B 60 The owner of a patent shall have the right to request the
Bureau to make the changes in such.
A. THE COPYRIGHT
B. THE PATENT
C. THE INVENTOR
D. THE INVENTION
C 61 An amendment or correction of a patent shall be
accomplished by such and authenticated by the seal of the
office signed by the director.
A. A COMPLAINT
B. A DIPLOMA
C. A CERTIFICATE
D. AN EXAMINATION
D 62 Any interested person may, petition to cancel the patent
or claim any thereof, or parts of the claim on any of the
 following grounds except for:
A. THE PATENT IS CONTRARY TO PUBLIC ORDER
B. THE PATENT IS CONTRARY TO MORTALITY
C. THAT WHAT IS CLAIMED AS THE INVENTION IS NOT NEW OR
PATENTABLE
D. THAT WHAT IS CLAIMED AS THE INVENTION IS NEW OR
PATENTABLE
D 63 The petition for cancellation shall be in such, verified
by the petitioner or by any person in his behalf who
knows that facts.
A. COMPUTERIZED
B. EXPRESED
C. VOICED OUT
D. WRITING
B 64 Upon filing of a petition for such, the director of legal
affairs shall forthwith serve notice of the filing
thereof upon the patentee and all persons having grants
or licenses, title or interest in and to the patent.
A. PERPETUATION
B. CANCELLATION
C. CONTINUATION
D. REGISTRATION
C 65 In cases involving highly technical issues, the director
of legal affairs may order that the petition be heard and
decided by a committee composes of the director himself
as a chairman and such amount of members who have the
experience of expertise in the field of technology
related.
A. FOUR MEMBERS
B. THREE MEMBERS
C. TWO MEMBERS
D. ONE MEMBER
D 66 If the committee finds that a case for cancellation has
been proved, it shall order the patent or any specified
claim or claims thereof to be deemed as such.
A. LEGAL
B. VALID
C. CONTINUED
D. CANCELLED
D 67 The rights conferred by the patent or any specified claim
or claims cancelled shall be deemed as such.
A. LEGAL
B. VALID
C. CONTINUED
D. TERMINATED
A 68 If a person is declared by final court as having the
right to the patent, within three months the person may
do the following except:
A. FILE AN OLD PATENT APPLICATION IN RESPECT TO THE SAME
INVENTION
B. PROSECUTE THE APPLICATION AS HIS OWN APPLICATION IN
PLACE OF THE APPLICANT
 C. REQUEST THAT THE APPLICATION BE REFUSED
D. SEEK CANCELLATION OF THE PATENT, IF ONE HAS ALREADY
BEEN ISSUED
D 69 If a person, who was deprived of the patent without his
consent or through fraud is declared by final court order
or decision to be the true and actual inventor, the court
shall order or through the choice of the true inventor
the following except:
A. ORDER FOR HIS SUBSTITUTION AS PATENTEE
B. CANCEL THE PATENT
C. AWARD ACTUAL AND AOTHER DAMAGES
D. CONNIVE WITH THE OFFICED
D 70 The court shall furnish the Office a copy of the order or
decision which shall be published in such within 3 months
from the date such order became executor.
A. PHILSTAR
B. MIDLAND COURIER
C. MANILA BULLETIN
D. IPO GAZETTE
A 71 The actions indicated shall be filed within such amount
of time from the date the publication was made.
A. ONE YEAR
B. TWO YEARS
C. THREE YEARS
D. FOUR YEARS
A 72 Owners shall also have the right to do so, or transfer by
succession the patent, and to conclude licensing
contracts for the same.
A. ASSIGN
B. GIVE AWAY
C. TRANSFER
D. TRANSFER AWAY
B 73 The owner of a patent has no right to prevent such
persons from performing, without his authorization, using
a patented product which has been put on the market in
the Philippines by the owner of the product.
A. AGENTS
B. THIRD PERSONS
C. SUBSTITUTES
D. SUB-AGENTS
D 74 Any such user, who, in good faith was using the invention
in his enterprise or business, before the filing date or
priority date, shall continue the use thereof as
envisaged in such preparations.
A. ANY POTENTIAL USER
B. ANY FUTURE USER
C. ANY CURRENT USER
D. ANY PRIOR USER
C 75 All cases arising from the implementation of this
provision shall be cognizable by courts with appropriate
jurisdiction provided by such.
A. GOD
 B. PEOPLE
C. LAW
D. ANIMALS
A 76 The extent of protection conferred by the patent shall be
determined by such, which are to be interpreted in the
light of descriptions and drawings.
A. THE CLAIMS
B. THE CLAMS
C. THE CLAMPS
D. THE CLANS
D 77 The following constitute infringement if done without the
consent of the patentee except:
A. USING
B. OFFERING FOR SALE
C. SELLING
D. SEILLING WITH THE CONSENT OF THE PATENTEE
A/B/C 78 Any foreign national or juridical entity who meets the
requirements of section 3 and not engaged in business in
the Philippines, to which a patent has been granted or
assigned under this act, may bring such/do so for
infringement of patent, whether or not it is licensed to
do business in the Philippines under existing law.
A. AN ACTION
B. A LAWSUIT
C. A SUIT
D. A RESTRICTION
D 79 If the subject matter of a patent is a process for
obtaining a product, any identical product shall be
presumed to have been obtained through the use of such.
A. OPEN PROCESS
B. PRIVATE PROCESS
C. PUBLIC PROCESS
D. PATENTED PROCESS
A 80 No damages can be recovered for acts of infringement
committed more than such amount of years before the
institution of the action for infringement.
A. FOUR YEARS
B. THREE YEARS
C. TWO YEARS
D. FIVE YEARS
A 81 Such cannot be recovered for acts of infringement
committed before the infringer had known; or had
reasonable grounds to know of the patent.
A. DAMAGES
B. LICENSES
C. WHEREABOUTS
D. PUBLICITY
A 82 In an action for such, the defendant, in addition to
other defenses available to him, may show the invalidity
of the patent, or any claim thereof.
A. INFRINGEMENT
B. VALIDITY
 C. CANCELLATION
D. REDACTION
A 83 In an action for infringement, if the court shall find
the patent or any claim to be such, it shall cancel the
same.
A. INVALID
B. VALID
C. LEGAL
D. PERPETUAL
A 84 Such amount of assessors may be appointed by the court in
the case of infringement action.
A. TWO OR MORE
B. ONE
C. NONE
D. SINGLE
A 85 If such is repeated by the infringer after the final
judgment, the offenders shall, be criminally liable
thereof, and shall be convicted.
A. INFRINGEMENT
B. VALIDATION
C. CANCELLATION
D. PROTEST
A 86 Shall mean contract or agreements involving the transfer
of systematic knowledge for the manufacture of a product,
the application of a process, or rendering of a service
including management contracts.
A. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS
B. TECHNOLOGY REDUCTION ARRANGEMENTS
C. TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT ARRANGEMENTS
D. TECHNOLOGY REGRESSION ARRANGEMENTS
A 87 Means provisions in Technology Transfer Arrangements that
are deemed prima facie to have an adverse effect on
competition.
A. PROHIBITED CLAUSES
B. SANTA CLAUSES
C. SHARP CLAUSES
D. VALID CLAUSES
D 88 The following are prohibited clauses or prima facie to
have an adverse on competition and trade except:
A. THOSE THAT CONTAIN RESTRCTIONS REGARDING VOLUME AND
STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION
B. THOSE THAT ESTABLISH A FULL ORP ARTIAL PURCHASE OPTION
IN FAVOR OF THE LICENSOR
C. THOSE THAT PROHIBIT THE USE OF COMPETITIVE
TECHNOLOGIES IN A NON-EXCLUSIVE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
AGREEMENT
D. THOSE THAT DO NOT CONTAIN RESTRCTIONS REGARDING VOLUME
AND STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION
C 89 Means provisions that shall be included in voluntary
license contracts as allowed by the IP code.
A. SUFFICIENT PROVISIONS
B. VALID PROVISIONS
 C. MANDATORY PROVISIONS
D. LIMITED PROVISIONS
D 90 In the absence of any provision to the contrary in the
technology transfer arrangement, the grant of a license
shall not prevent such person from granting further
licenses to third persons.
A. GRANTOR
B. GUARANTOR
C. GRANTEE
D. LICENSOR
A 91 The license shall be entitled to exploit the subject
matter of the technology transfer arrangement during the
whole term of such.
A. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS
B. TECHNOLOGY REDUCTION ARRANGEMENTS
C. TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT ARRANGEMENTS
D. TECHNOLOGY REGRESSION ARRANGEMENTS
D 92 Such party to a technology transfer arrangement or his
duly authorized representative may file an application
for exemption with the director.
A. ANIMALS
B. CATS
C. DOGS
D. ANY PARTY
A 93 Such with the sufficient documents need not to be
registered with the documentation, information and
technology transfer bureau.
A. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS
B. TECHNOLOGY REDUCTION ARRANGEMENTS
C. TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT ARRANGEMENTS
D. TECHNOLOGY REGRESSION ARRANGEMENTS
C 94 The director of legal affairs may grant such to exploit a
patented invention.
A. STRIP OF PAPER
B. CERTIFICATE
C. LICENSE
D. SHEET OF PAPER
B 95 A compulsory license may not be applied for on the ground
stated, before the expiration of a period of 4 years from
the date of filing or three years from the date of the
patent, whichever is such.
A. FIRST TO EXPIRE
B. LAST TO EXPIRE
C. ABOUT TO EXPIRE
D. ABOUT TO MATURE
C 96 Such will only be granted after the petitioner has made
efforts to obtain authorization from the patent owner on
reasonable commercial terms and conditions but such
efforts may have not been successful within a reasonable
period of time.
A. STRIP OF PAPER
B. CERTIFICATE
 C. LICENSE
D. SHEET OF PAPER
C 97 In the case of compulsory licensing of patents involving
semi-conductor technology, such may only be granted in
case of public non-commercial use.
A. STRIP OF PAPER
B. CERTIFICATE
C. LICENSE
D. SHEET OF PAPER
A 98 The invention claimed in the second patent involves an
important technical advance of considerable economic
significance in relation to which patent?
A. THE FIRST
B. THE SECOND
C. THE THIRD
D. THE FOURTH
A 99 The petition for such must be in writing, verified by the
petitioner and accompanied by payment of the required
filing fee.
A. COMPULSORY LICENSE
B. CERTIFICATE
C. LICENSE
D. SHEET OF PAPER
D 100 In every case, the notice shall be published by the said
office in a newspaper of general circulation, once a week
for set amount of consecutive weeks and once in the IPO
Gazette at applicant’s expense.
A. FIVE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
B. FOUR CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
C. TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
D. THREE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
C 101 The scope and duration of the license shall be limited to
such for which it was authorized.
A. THE TIME
B. THE DURATION
C. THE PURPOSE
D. THE LICENSE
C 102 The licensee may surrender through such submitted to the
office.
A. FACEBOOK MESSAGE
B. TEXT MESSAGE
C. WRITTEN DECLARATION
D. POST OR BLOG
A 103 Any person who works a patented, substance and/or process
under a license granted shall be free from any liability
from such.
A. INFRINGEMENT
B. VALIDATION
C. CANCELLATION
D. PROTEST
B 104 Patents or applications for patents and invention to
which relate, shall be protected in the same way as the
 rights of other property under such.
A. PENAL CODE
B. CIVIL CODE
C. HAMMURABIS CODE
D. CODE OF ETHICS
C 105 Such may be of the entire right, title or interest in and
to the patent and the invention covered thereby.
A. INFRINGEMENT
B. VALIDATION
C. ASSIGNMENT
D. PROTEST
C 106 The assignment must be in such form, acknowledged before
a notary public or other officer authorized to administer
oath or perform notarial acts.
A. FACEBOOK MESSAGE
B. TEXT MESSAGE
C. WRITTEN
D. POST OR BLOG
A 107 The office shall record the following relating to the
transmission of any right, title or interest in and to
inventions.
A. FACEBOOK MESSAGES
B. WRITTEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
C. LICENSES
D. ASSIGNMENT
D 108 If two or more persons jointly own a patent and the
invention covered thereby, each joint owners shall be
entitled to the following for the patent except:
A. SELL
B. USE
C. MAKE
D. GRANT LICENSES
A 109 An application for a utility model registration shall be
subject to the full payment of the filing fee and
publication fees within such amount of time after the
filing date of the application.
A. ONE MONTH
B. TWO MONTHS
C. THREE MONTHS
D. FOUR MONTHS
B 110 A utility model shall not be considered as such if before
the application, it has been publicly known or publicly
used in the country.
A. OLD
B. NEW
C. PRIOR ART
D. THING OF THE PAST
B 111 The application or amended application which is converted
into an application for a utility model registration
shall be processed as a utility model application upon
receipt of notice from such person.
A. A THIRD PERSON
 B. THE APPLICANT
C. THE DIRECTOR
D. THE BUREAU
A 112 An applicant may not file such amount for the same
subject, one for utility model registration and the other
for the grant of a patent whether simultaneously or
consecutively.
A. TWO
B. ONE
C. SINGLE
D. ONE APPLICATION
A 113 Is any composition of shape, lines, colors, or a
combination thereof, which can produce an aesthetic and
ornamental effect in their tout ensemble or when takes as
a whole.
A. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
B. INTERATED CIRCUIT
C. LAYOUT-DESIGN
D. INTERIOR DESIGN
B/C 114 Only industrial designs which are such shall benefit from
protection under this act.
A. OLD
B. NEW
C. ORNAMENTAL
D. PRIOR
D 115 Every application for registration of an industrial
design or layout-design shall contain the following
except:
A. A REQUEST FOR REGISTRATION OF THE INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
B. A REQUEST FOR REGISTRATION OF THE LAYOUT-DESIGN
C. INFORMATION IDENTIFYING THE APPLICANT
D. INFORMATION IDENTIFYING THE APPLICANT’S PETS
D 116 Such which is customarily sold or used together as a set
may be made a proper subject matter in one application
for design registration.
A. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
B. INTERATED CIRCUIT
C. PATENT
D. SET OF ARTICLES
B 117 Such department shall accord as the filing date the date
of receipt of the application containing indications
allowing the identity of the applicant to be established
and a representation of the article embodying the
industrial design or layout-design or a practical
representation thereof.
A. THE CONGRESS
B. THE OFFICE
C. THE PRESIDENT
D. THE SECRETARY
A 118 The office shall adopt an expeditious registration for
such design.
A. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
 B. INTERATED CIRCUIT
C. LAYOUT-DESIGN
D. INTERIOR DESIGN
D 119 The registration of an industrial design shall be for a
period of such years from the filing date of the
application.
A. TWO YEARS
B. THREE YEARS
C. FOUR YEARS
D. FIVE YEARS
A 120 If the essential elements of such which is the subject of
an application have been obtained from the creation of
another person without his consent, protection under this
chapter cannot be invoked against the injured party.
A. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
B. INTERATED CIRCUIT
C. LAYOUT-DESIGN
D. INTERIOR DESIGN
A 121 Where the grounds for cancellation relate to a part of
such, cancellation may be effected to such extent only.
A. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
B. INTERATED CIRCUIT
C. LAYOUT-DESIGN
D. INTERIOR DESIGN

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