To Be Protected by Federal Law,a Mark Must Be Distinctive

question 4

Multiple Choice

To be protected by federal law,a mark must be distinctive enough to identify clearly the origin of the goods or services.A trade symbol may satisfy the distinctiveness requirement by,in certain circumstances:

• A) being a descriptive or geographic designation.
• B) being inherently distinctive.
• C) acquiring distinctiveness through a secondary meaning.
• D) All of these.

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Definitions:

Market Wage Rate

The average or standard amount of compensation paid to workers in a specific market or industry for their labor.

Minimum Wage Law

Legislation that sets the lowest hourly wage rate that employers can legally pay their workers.

Employment

The condition of having paid work or the process of hiring someone for a job.

Workers

Individuals engaged in any form of employment, contributing labor for the production of goods and services.