BLAW 2200 MODULE 2 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS
The Communications Decency Act gives immunity to providers of interactive computer
services for material disseminated by them but created by others. T/F - Answers - True
To successfully bring a claim for intentional interference with contract, the plaintiff must
prove that he or she was injured as a result of the breach. T/F - Answers - True
The courts generally hold that businesses have a duty to care to protect their customers
against unforeseeable risks about which the owner knew or reasonably should have
known. - Answers - TRUE
Torts are civil wrongs that typically arise from a breach of contract. - Answers - False
Strict Liability is liability without fault - Answers - True
Punitive damages are awarded when the defendant's conduct is merely accidental. -
Answers - False
A metaphor often used with regard to property is that of. - Answers - A bundle of sticks
Real property consists of tangible, moveable objects. - Answers - FALSE Real property
is land
Alfred owns a checking account in rural West Virginia. This type of property is - Answers
- personal
To be protected in ______ use, a trademark must be registered with the United States
Patent Office under the Lanham Act of 1947. - Answers - interstate
A trademark must be renewed every __ years if it was registered after 1990. Anytime
before 1990, it needs to be renewed every __ years. - Answers - 10; 20
Which of the following companies is responsible for registering domain names for
Internet use? - Answers - Network Solutions, Incorporated
Becky registers her new domain name but then leaves the country. If she does not use
the name for more than _______, she may lose the registration. - Answers - 90 days
When a patent is issued for an object, it gives its holder the exclusive right to produce,
sell, and use the object of the patent for ________ from the date of application. -
Answers - 20 years
VERIFIED ANSWERS
The Communications Decency Act gives immunity to providers of interactive computer
services for material disseminated by them but created by others. T/F - Answers - True
To successfully bring a claim for intentional interference with contract, the plaintiff must
prove that he or she was injured as a result of the breach. T/F - Answers - True
The courts generally hold that businesses have a duty to care to protect their customers
against unforeseeable risks about which the owner knew or reasonably should have
known. - Answers - TRUE
Torts are civil wrongs that typically arise from a breach of contract. - Answers - False
Strict Liability is liability without fault - Answers - True
Punitive damages are awarded when the defendant's conduct is merely accidental. -
Answers - False
A metaphor often used with regard to property is that of. - Answers - A bundle of sticks
Real property consists of tangible, moveable objects. - Answers - FALSE Real property
is land
Alfred owns a checking account in rural West Virginia. This type of property is - Answers
- personal
To be protected in ______ use, a trademark must be registered with the United States
Patent Office under the Lanham Act of 1947. - Answers - interstate
A trademark must be renewed every __ years if it was registered after 1990. Anytime
before 1990, it needs to be renewed every __ years. - Answers - 10; 20
Which of the following companies is responsible for registering domain names for
Internet use? - Answers - Network Solutions, Incorporated
Becky registers her new domain name but then leaves the country. If she does not use
the name for more than _______, she may lose the registration. - Answers - 90 days
When a patent is issued for an object, it gives its holder the exclusive right to produce,
sell, and use the object of the patent for ________ from the date of application. -
Answers - 20 years
