QUESTION 92 Which is NOT a provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act? It is illegal to use copyrighted material
Posted: Fri May 20, 2022 7:00 am
QUESTION 92
Which is NOT a provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright
Act?
It is illegal to use copyrighted material under any
circumstances without permission of the creator.
It is illegal to circumvent encryption or scrambling
technologies that protect copyrighted works.
It is illegal to distribute tools and technologies designed to
circumvent encryption devices.
It is illegal to delete copyright information or distribute
false copyright information
QUESTION 95
What is the name of the treaty that allows American patents to
be recognized and enforced in member countries?
the Berne Convention
the International Treaty of Trademarks and Patents
the World Agreement of London
the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial
Property
QUESTION 97
An employer cannot request a consumer report on a potential
employee without that person's permission.
True
False
"Bait-and-switch" is
advertising certain goods and then pressuring the customer to
buy different, more expensive goods.
selling the store brand at a lower price than the national
brand.
placing the store brand and the national brand side-by-side in a
store to confuse customers.
advertising a product for sale and then giving the customer a
rain check.
1 points
QUESTION 100
1 points
QUESTION 99
Under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA),
a creditor may not discriminate against a borrower on the basis
of race, sex, religion, or age.
a credit card company must promptly investigate and respond to
any consumer complaints about a credit card bill.
a debt collector may not harass or abuse debtors.
a consumer has the right to obtain one free credit report every
year from each of the three major reporting agencies.
1 points
QUESTION 98
For the FTC to consider a practice to be unfair,
it must meet a three-part test. Which of the following is NOT one
of those tests?
The practice causes a substantial consumer injury.
The harm of the injury outweighs any countervailing benefit.
The consumer had no reasonable way to recoup lost funds from the
injury.
The consumer could not reasonably avoid the injury.
Which is NOT a provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright
Act?
It is illegal to use copyrighted material under any
circumstances without permission of the creator.
It is illegal to circumvent encryption or scrambling
technologies that protect copyrighted works.
It is illegal to distribute tools and technologies designed to
circumvent encryption devices.
It is illegal to delete copyright information or distribute
false copyright information
QUESTION 95
What is the name of the treaty that allows American patents to
be recognized and enforced in member countries?
the Berne Convention
the International Treaty of Trademarks and Patents
the World Agreement of London
the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial
Property
QUESTION 97
An employer cannot request a consumer report on a potential
employee without that person's permission.
True
False
"Bait-and-switch" is
advertising certain goods and then pressuring the customer to
buy different, more expensive goods.
selling the store brand at a lower price than the national
brand.
placing the store brand and the national brand side-by-side in a
store to confuse customers.
advertising a product for sale and then giving the customer a
rain check.
1 points
QUESTION 100
1 points
QUESTION 99
Under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA),
a creditor may not discriminate against a borrower on the basis
of race, sex, religion, or age.
a credit card company must promptly investigate and respond to
any consumer complaints about a credit card bill.
a debt collector may not harass or abuse debtors.
a consumer has the right to obtain one free credit report every
year from each of the three major reporting agencies.
1 points
QUESTION 98
For the FTC to consider a practice to be unfair,
it must meet a three-part test. Which of the following is NOT one
of those tests?
The practice causes a substantial consumer injury.
The harm of the injury outweighs any countervailing benefit.
The consumer had no reasonable way to recoup lost funds from the
injury.
The consumer could not reasonably avoid the injury.