Consumer Protection Quiz

What does the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 aim to do?

• Protect consumers’ rights

• Promote business profits

• Control product prices

• Increase taxes

Which of these is a consumer right?

• Right to Safety

• Right to Sell

• Right to Manufacture

• Right to Ignore

What does the Right to Be Informed mean?

• Consumers should get complete information about the product.

• Consumers must give information to sellers.

• Consumers can buy products without reading labels.

• Consumers can return any product without reason.

The Right to Seek Redressal helps consumers to:

• Buy products at lower prices.

• File complaints about defective products.

• Choose between multiple products.

• Avoid paying for purchases.

The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 replaced which previous law?

• Consumer Protection Act, 1986

• Consumer Rights Act, 2000

• Consumer Welfare Act, 1995

• Consumer Trade Act, 2010

Which of the following is an example of the Right to Choose?

• Buying a product of your choice without restrictions.

• Receiving free products from sellers.

• Selling products at higher prices.

• Forcing others to buy your preferred brand.

What does the Right to Safety ensure?

• Products are safe for use.

• Consumers are safe from taxes.

• Sellers are protected from complaints.

• Discounts are available on all products.

Who does the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 protect?

• Manufacturers

• Businesses

• Consumers

• Shop owners

What is the purpose of the Right to Consumer Education?

• To teach consumers about their rights and responsibilities.

• To stop consumers from buying expensive products.

• To promote only branded products.

• To help businesses educate sellers.

If a product is defective, which right allows a consumer to complain?

• Right to Safety

• Right to Seek Redressal

• Right to Choose

• Right to Be Informed