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Question 1

Quid pro quo means:

Question 2

Johnny develops a new bicycle seat which keeps riders more comfortable. When he speaks with a patent attorney, Johnny is told that part of the application process involves 'enabling the invention'. This means that Johnny must:

Question 3

In part, the written description of an invention in the patent application serves to:

Question 4

Which of the following provides a limit on the time patent applicants can wait before responding to a PTO action without abandoning their application?

Question 5

Section 151 is important because:

Question 6

Which of the following is a common transition phrase in patent claims?

Question 7

In which area of the patent claim is wording most important: