15 A third-party requester in an inter partes proceeding may appeal to the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences from the final decision of the primary examiner. “inter partes” means:
(A) among parties
(B) from one party
(C) third party
(D) interest party

11 An abstract shall consist of a summary of the disclosure as contained in the patent application for invention or utility model. “disclosure” means: (A) revelation (B) revaluation (C) closure (D) console

12 Monetary relief may be awarded against an infringer only if there has been commercial manufacture, use, offer to sell, or sale within the United States. “monetary” means: (A) mandatory (B) pecuniary (C) compulsory (D) optional

13 In the absence of any agreement to the contrary, each of the joint owners of a patent may make, use, offer to sell, or sell the patented invention within the United States. “contrary” means: (A) above (B) acquiesce (C) assent (D) opposite

14 In case of dissatisfaction with a rejection decision rendered for an invention patent application, the applicant may apply for re-examination. “rendered” means: (A) renounced (B) relinquished (C) delivered (D) reimbursed

16 Upon its determination, the court shall issue to the director its mandate and opinion, which shall be entered of record in the Patent and Trademark Office and shall govern the further proceedings in the case. “mandate” means: (A) suggestion (B) institution (C) proposal (D) order

17 Patent attorney shall not solicit business by improper means. “solicit” means: (A) perform (B) delay (C) seek (D) endure

18 The statute of incorporation of the Patent Attorneys Association shall contain the rules for enrollment. “enroll” which is derived from the word “enrollment” means: (A) organize (B) obey (C) expel (D) join

19 Reprimand is one of the disciplinary actions that can be imposed on a patent attorney. “reprimand” means: (A) serious warning (B) suspension (C) expulsion (D) disbarment

20 X Company, at its discretion, may disclose to Y Company any confidential information that X Company believes is sufficient to enable Y Company to manufacture the products that X Company wishes to purchase. “discretion” means: (A) guarantee (B) generosity (C) judgment (D) caution

21 Although this Agreement does not contemplate disclosure for evaluation of proprietary information regarding Invitation B, the parties recognize that some of such information may be disclosed inadvertently during the performance of Invitation A under this Agreement. “inadvertently” means: (A) deliberately (B) inevitability (C) purposely (D) unintentionally