Question 1

Authors or owners who post material on a Web site

Accepted Answer

A)  are not likely to take legal proceedings against commercial use of the material. 
B)  impliedly consent to its being copied. 
C)  have not impliedly consented to fair dealing by users for education purposes. 
D)  impliedly consent to it being reproduced. 
E)  will rarely take action against infringements that are non- commercial in nature. 
A)  are not likely to take legal proceedings against commercial use of the material. 
B)  impliedly consent to its being copied. 
C)  have not impliedly consented to fair dealing by users for education purposes. 
D)  impliedly consent to it being reproduced. 
E)  will rarely take action against infringements that are non- commercial in nature.

Question 2

Electronic retailing includes supplies of intangible goods.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The practice whereby a person registers a domain name that includes a well known trademark or brandname, and then offers to sell the domain name to the owner of the mark or brand, is referred to as "domain theft."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Cybersquatting is a form of trademark infringement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which of the following is an example of the supply of a service by electronic retailing?

Accepted Answer

A)  the purchase of an airline ticket online 
B)  the transmission and downloading of music 
C)  the subscription to an electronic magazine 
D)  the transmission of a order from an online catalogue 
E)  the transmission and downloading of software online 
A)  the purchase of an airline ticket online 
B)  the transmission and downloading of music 
C)  the subscription to an electronic magazine 
D)  the transmission of a order from an online catalogue 
E)  the transmission and downloading of software online

Question 6

The tort most closely associated with the internet is nuisance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Electronic cash coins are stored in the following location:

Accepted Answer

A)  on a magnetic "swipe strip." 
B)  on a plastic credit card. 
C)  on the user's hard drive. 
D)  on debit cards. 
E)  in the user's bank account and accessed through netbanking. 
A)  on a magnetic "swipe strip." 
B)  on a plastic credit card. 
C)  on the user's hard drive. 
D)  on debit cards. 
E)  in the user's bank account and accessed through netbanking.

Question 8

According to Canadian law, someone whose reputation has been injured by statements published over the Internet can sue for defamation in the jurisdiction where the plaintiff lives.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Goods and services ordered through e- commerce may be paid for by the consumer using

Accepted Answer

A)  smart cards. 
B)  cash. 
C)  e- cash. 
D)  debit cards. 
E)  all of the above 
A)  smart cards. 
B)  cash. 
C)  e- cash. 
D)  debit cards. 
E)  all of the above

Question 10

The Internet is

Accepted Answer

A)  the cyber information system. 
B)  the interconnected logical networks that link millions of computers worldwide. 
C)  e- cash. 
D)  cyberspace. 
E)  the space within the computer. 
A)  the cyber information system. 
B)  the interconnected logical networks that link millions of computers worldwide. 
C)  e- cash. 
D)  cyberspace. 
E)  the space within the computer.

Question 11

Which of the following statements about the infringement of trademarks is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  A similar trademark always results in an infringement. 
B)  The authorised use of the trademark is an infringement. 
C)  Infringement is less likely in the use electronic commerce. 
D)  Passing- off does not infringe trademarks. 
E)  The Internet greatly increases the probability of trademark infringements. 
A)  A similar trademark always results in an infringement. 
B)  The authorised use of the trademark is an infringement. 
C)  Infringement is less likely in the use electronic commerce. 
D)  Passing- off does not infringe trademarks. 
E)  The Internet greatly increases the probability of trademark infringements.

Question 12

E- cash is a software payment system that allows

Accepted Answer

A)  payment through the use of a debit card. 
B)  payment through the use of a plastic credit card. 
C)  netbanking. 
D)  web- wrap agreements to be negotiated. 
E)  the anonymous transfer of money over the Internet. 
A)  payment through the use of a debit card. 
B)  payment through the use of a plastic credit card. 
C)  netbanking. 
D)  web- wrap agreements to be negotiated. 
E)  the anonymous transfer of money over the Internet.

Question 13

Define and describe the term "cybersquatting."

Accepted Answer

Cybersquatting is the registration of a

Exam 34: Electronic Commerce

Authors or owners who post material on a Web site

Electronic retailing includes supplies of intangible goods.

The practice whereby a person registers a domain name that includes a well known trademark or brandname, and then offers to sell the domain name to the owner of the mark or brand, is referred to as "domain theft."

Cybersquatting is a form of trademark infringement.

Which of the following is an example of the supply of a service by electronic retailing?

The tort most closely associated with the internet is nuisance.

Electronic cash coins are stored in the following location:

According to Canadian law, someone whose reputation has been injured by statements published over the Internet can sue for defamation in the jurisdiction where the plaintiff lives.

Goods and services ordered through e- commerce may be paid for by the consumer using

The Internet is

Which of the following statements about the infringement of trademarks is true?

E- cash is a software payment system that allows

Define and describe the term "cybersquatting."

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