Chapter 2 Lists Four Ways You Can Help Protect Your

question 4

Multiple Choice

Chapter 2 lists four ways you can help protect your client's or your employer's trademark. One is to use the trademark symbol. Which one of the following methods is also listed in the chapter?

• A) Distinguish trademarks from other material, perhaps by setting the trademark in a different typeface or by using boldface type for emphasis.
• B) Use the trademarked item in various grammatical forms, including as an adjective (Xerox® copiers), a noun (Xeroxes®), and a verb (Xerox® 500 copies).
• C) Use the plural form (Xeroxes®) or the possessive form (Xerox's® quality) of the term whenever possible.
• D) Include a prominent warning about the civil and criminal penalties for infringing on the protections afforded by trademark law, similar to the FBI warning about copyright that appears at the beginning of rental movies.

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Definitions:

Utilization

The act of using resources or services for a particular purpose.

Triglyceride

Three-carbon glycerol molecule with a fatty acid attached to each carbon; constitute approximately 95% of the fats in the human body. Also called triacylglycerol.

Glycerol

A simple polyol compound forming the backbone of triglyceride molecules, also widely used in food and pharmaceuticals.

Monosaccharides

The simplest form of carbohydrates, consisting of a single sugar molecule such as glucose or fructose, that serves as a fundamental energy source for cells.