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Q. 1	Which of the following are not covered by Copyrights?
	1. Right to use, modify & distribute
	2. Right to make copies & synchronize
	3. Right to perform & broadcast
	4. Right to share and discuss
Q. 2	Who is the first owner of copyright for a musical album?
	1. Composer of Music Album.
	2. Distributor of Music Album.
	3. Recorder of Music Album.
	4. Producer of Film using the Music Album.
Q. 3	Which of the following are protected by Copyright?
	1. Thoughts
	2. Expressions
	3. Ideas
	4. Slogans
Q. 4	Who is the first owner of a Copyright in a work created by an employee in his employment?
	1. Employer
	2. Employee
	3. Both are joint owners
	4. None of the above
Q. 5	Which of the following qualifies as Fair Use in respect of a work of Copyright?
	1. Use of a small portion of the work
	2. Use of only the most important parts of the work
	3. Use for a nonprofit purpose
	4. None of the above
Q. 6	When a work is said to be in the Public Domain, it can be said that:
	1. The work is sold in the market and is available at all places
	2. You can obtain a copy for free download from the internet
	3. You can make as many copies as you want to
	4. The term of copyright in the work has run out
Q. 7	Factors in determining whether a use of a copyrighted work is a Fair Use exclude:
	1. Amount of the work used
	2. Effect on the market
	3. Purpose of the use
	4. Availability of the work used
Q. 8	Fair Use is:
	1. The right to copy without permission for personal use
	2. A defense against copyright infringement
	3. The right for schools and teachers to use any copyrighted works without permission
	4. The right to download anything from the internet
Q. 9	What is the meaning of “Copyright © 2003-2005”?
	1. Dates on which work was created and/or modified
	2. Copyright was applied for in 2003 and it was registered in 2005
	3. Copyright was registered in 2003 and renewed in 2005
	4. None of the above
Q. 10	Which of the following is an infringement of Copyright?
	1. Making copies of a computer program for backup purposes
	2. Making copies of a program since the original is in a compressed format
	3. Installing single licensed software on a laptop and desktop at the same time
	4. Making multiple copies of software having purchased multiple user licenses
Q. 11	How many copies of the work are required to be submitted for registration of Copyright?
	1. 2 copies
	2. 4 copies
	3. 3 copies
	4. 6 copies
Q. 12	Which of the following remedies are not available to the owner of Copyright in case of Copyright infringement?
	1. Damages
	2. Injunction
	3. Imprisonment for 6 to 3 years
	4. Imprisonment for 7 to 10 years
Q. 13	The term of Copyright in published Literary, Dramatic, Musical & Artistic work is:
	1. 60 years following the year in which the author dies
	2. 60 years from the date of its creation
	3. 60 years from the date on which application for registration is filed
	4. 60 years from the date on which Copyright is registered
Q. 14	Which of the following is considered to be an infringement of Copyright?
	1. Reading & reciting an extract of a work in public without consent of author/owner
	2. Performance for entertainment purposes without consent of the author/owner
	3. Performance for an educational institution without consent of author/owner
	4. Performance for religious purposes without consent of the author/owner