Consider the following questions: Are products under development that require patent protection?; Are we in compliance with the copyright license agreements into which we have entered?; Is anyone infringing on our trademarks; and Are company trade secrets leaking out to competitors? These are the types of questions that would be asked when conducting a(n):
A) intangible material examination
B) intellectual property inventory
C) intangible material inspection
D) patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret review
E) intellectual property audit

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The questions listed in the prompt are all related to intellectual property and the protection of intangible assets. Conducting an intellectual property audit would involve reviewing and assessing the current state of the company's patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, as well as evaluating compliance with relevant laws and agreements. Therefore, the best choice is an intellectual property audit. Choices A, B, and C are not specific enough and do not capture the full scope of an intellectual property review. Choice D is too narrow and only focuses on four specific types of intellectual property.

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