IPR stands for
- A. Internet Public RAM
- B. Intellectual Property Rights
- C. Internal Print Ribbon
- D. Indian Pencil Rule
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Correct option: B — Intellectual Property Rights
Copyright, patents and trademarks protect creations.
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Correct option: B — Intellectual Property Rights
Copyright, patents and trademarks protect creations.
Correct option: B — plagiarism
Give credit or do your own work.
Correct option: B — original expression such as a story, song or program code as law allows
Classroom level: you may not copy a whole textbook chapter into a blog.
Correct option: B — short quoted extracts for study with credit, not wholesale copying
When unsure, ask the teacher and cite the source.
Correct option: A — a brand name or logo used in trade
It is different from copyright of a book.
Correct option: B — illegal unauthorised copies
Use licensed or genuine free/open software.
Correct option: B — honest academic practice
Author, title, URL, date accessed — as the teacher asks.
Correct option: B — allow some sharing with stated conditions
Read the icons: BY, NC, SA as taught.
Correct option: B — copyright infringement
Use the school library or legal e-books.
Correct option: B — a new useful invention as law defines, not a school essay
Students need the idea, not filing steps.
Correct option: B — may violate copyright unless a licence or exception applies
Use teacher-approved free music libraries.
Correct option: B — teaching materials released for legal reuse under a licence
Still give attribution when required.
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