Consumer Education

A person who uses economic goods and services is regarded as a _________________.

• Buyer

• Consumer

• Conspirer

• Seller

Having a desire to possess or do something is called a/an ______________.

• urge

• need

• necessity

• want

Food, clothes and shelter are all considered to be ________________.

• urges

• wants

• needs

A consumer's right to be protected against hazardous goods is known as ________________.

• redress

• safety

• responsibility

• service

Maria bought a pair of jeans, she realize it had a faulty zipper when she reached home. She too it back to the store and was given another pair of jeans in return. Which right did the store manager honour?

• The right to choose

• The right to redress

• The right to be heard

• The right to safety

Having access to a variety of goods and services and at competitive prices allows the consumer the right to ________________.

• choose

• redress

• basic needs

• be heard

Advertisement and product labels provides the consumer with the right to ____________________.

• be heard

• choose

• a fair trial

• be informed

Buying an item that was not planned for or buying without thinking is known as _______________.

• impulse buying

• spending spree

• consumer choices

• getting value for money

Purchasing a large quantity of scarce commodity for one's self is called ____________________.

• storing

• boarding

• hoarding

• protecting

A spending plan or guide.

• Warranty

• Guarantee

• Budget

• Expense