WorksheetsConsumer Rights Quiz
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What information is typically found on a receipt?
Name, Price, Country of Origin
Energy Value, Fat, Carbohydrates
Date, Time, Total Amount Paid
Ingredients, Net Quantity, Best Before Date
What is the purpose of a barcode on a product?
To show the method of payment
To contain information about the product
To provide the country of origin
To display the product name
According to the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act 1980, what does 'Fit for Purpose' mean?
Goods should be as described when purchased
Goods should work for the reason stated
Goods should be of reasonable quality
Goods should match the sample purchased
Who should deal with complaints if a warranty or guarantee is included?
The Retailer first and then the manufacturer.
The Manufacturer
The Consumer
The Government
What is the purpose of a food label?
To display the product name
To provide the country of origin
To list ingredients and quantities
To show the method of payment
What should services be according to the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act 1980?
Carried out with care and attention
Match the sample purchased
Be as described when purchased
Be of reasonable quality
What is the main purpose of a unique reference number or barcode on a receipt?
To uniquely identify the transaction
To provide details and prices of items purchased
To track the country of origin
To identify the method of payment
What should be included in the proof of purchase on a receipt?
Special storage conditions
Name and Address of the business
Total amount paid
Method of payment
Name the consumer law enacted in 1980.
(a)
