Understanding Consumer Rights

What is the primary goal of consumer education?

• To increase consumer spending habits.

• To promote brand loyalty among consumers.

• To limit consumer choices in the market.

• To empower consumers to make informed decisions.

What is a consumer's right under the Consumer Protection Act?

• The right to receive free products from any store.

• The right to demand a refund for any service not used.

• The right to be informed about goods and services.

• The right to return any purchased item without reason.

What is consumer exploitation?

• Fair treatment of consumers by businesses

• The unfair treatment of consumers by businesses, often involving deceptive practices or manipulation.

• The process of improving product quality for consumers

• A method of enhancing consumer rights

Which of the following is a responsibility of consumers?

• Making informed choices about purchases

• Relying solely on advertisements

• Following trends without research

• Choosing not to buy anything

What is the significance of product labeling?

• Product labeling is irrelevant to consumer choices.

• Product labeling is only for marketing purposes.

• Product labeling is primarily for aesthetic appeal.

• Product labeling is significant for consumer safety, informed decision-making, and regulatory compliance.

How can consumers protect themselves from scams?

• Sharing personal information freely

• By being cautious, verifying identities, using secure payments, and reporting suspicious activities.

• Trusting all online advertisements

• Ignoring suspicious emails

What is the purpose of warranty in consumer products?

• To provide a guarantee of unlimited usage.

• To limit the consumer's rights after purchase.

• To increase the price of the product.

• To provide assurance and protection against defects or malfunctions.

What does the term 'ethical consumerism' mean?

• The practice of buying products that are made ethically, considering factors like sustainability and fair labor.

• Choosing products based on brand popularity

• Buying products based solely on price

• Supporting local businesses regardless of their practices