Consumer Awareness Quiz

Who is not considered a consumer?

• A person who purchases goods and services for resale purpose

• A person who purchases goods and services for personal use

• A person who does not have a bill for the purchase

• A person who buys goods and services online

Why is it important for consumers to demand a bill after purchase?

• To avoid paying tax on the product

• To show off to friends and family

• To prove the purchase in case of filing a complaint

• To get a discount on the next purchase

What does VAT stand for?

• Virtual Accounting Technique

• Value Added Tax

• Value Assessment Test

• Variable Annual Tax

Which government council deals with consumer grievances at the national level?

• National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC)

• Central Consumer Protection Council (CCPC)

• District Consumer Forum (DCF)

• State Consumer Protection Council (SCPC)

What is the purpose of the Consumer Protection Act 1986 (CPA)?

• To reduce consumer rights

• To protect consumer interests

• To increase taxes on consumer goods

• To promote unfair trade practices

Which right ensures that consumers have access to enough information about products before making a purchase?

• Right to Safety

• Right to Choose

• Right to Information

• Right to be Heard

What is the responsibility of consumers when dealing with advertisements?

• Share advertisements without verifying

• Believe everything in advertisements

• Be cautious of deceptive advertisements

• Ignore all advertisements

What should consumers do to be responsible when purchasing products?

• Demand a bill, avoid checking expiry dates

• Choose products without quality assurance marks

• Use plastic bags for shopping

• Consume products that are safe for the environment

What is the major concern regarding consumer awareness in rural India?

• Excessive competition among sellers in rural markets

• Lack of products available in rural markets

• High prices of products in rural areas

• Exploitation of illiterate rural consumers

Why is timely delivery of justice important in consumer disputes?

• To increase the cost of legal proceedings

• To prevent delays in resolving consumer complaints

• To discourage consumers from filing complaints

• To ensure justice is denied