1 A) bailor. B) mutuum. C) fair use doctrine. D) bailment. 2 A) has a trademark which distinguishes it from other property. B) has substance and can be touched. C) is copyrighted under the fair use doctrine. D) has no substance and cannot be touched. 3 A) bailor. B) bailee. C) hotel keeper. D) business owners. 4 A) right granted to an author to exclusively publish and sell a literary work. B) document that must be filed wit the U.S. Patent Office in order to be considered legal. C) exclusive right by an inventor to make, use, or sell an invention. D) distinctive mark, symbol, or slogan used by a business to identify its goods. 5 A) discarded. B) abandoned. C) misplaced. D) lost. 6 A) trademark rule. B) fair use doctrine. C) lien law. D) copyright law. 7 A) only in cases of negligence. B) even when damages occur as a result of acts of God. C) only when damages occur a result of the public enemy, public authorities, and the shipper. D) regardless of whether or not they are negligent. 8 A) no intent to pass title to property. B) an intent to pass title to property. C) no obligation for the bailor to receive benefit. D) no obligation for the bailee to receive benefit. 9 A) not obliged to return the item to the owner. B) is obliged to return the item to the owner. C) can be prosecuted for purchasing stolen goods. D) can legally transfer title to someone else. 10 A) 1 year. B) 10 years. C) 20 years. D) 100 years.
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