Which Consumer Right?

A restaurant asks you to fill out a comment card after eating your meal.

• Right to consumer education

• Right to a healthy environment

• Right to be heard

• Right to choices

An advertisement for a new TV informs the consumer about the total cost and interest rate.

• Right to information

• Right to choices

• Right to consumer education

• Right to basic needs

There is a grocery store within walking distance of your house.

• Right to choices

• Right to a healthy environment

• Right to basic needs

• Right to redress

An automaker recalls its new model after some of its seat belts fail to keep children safe.

• Right to be heard

• Right to safety

• Right to redress

• Right to information

Consumer Reports educates consumers who are researching different models of cameras.

• Right to choices

• Right to consumer education

• Right to safety

• Right to a healthy environment

A shoe store replaces your new shoes after you discover a problem with the soles.

• Right to be heard

• Right to safety

• Right to redress

• Right to choices

The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) regulates air pollution in the United States.

• Right to basic needs

• Right to a healthy environment

• Right to choices

• Right to safety

An electronics store displays three competing brands of computers from which to choose.

• Right to choices

• Right to basic needs

• Right to consumer education

• Right to information