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Consumer Protection Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act (CPFTA) provide for consumers?

a)

Recourse against unfair practices

b)

Increased prices for goods

c)

No rights for consumers

d)

More aggressive sales tactics

2.

What is a 'Consumer' as defined in the context of the Consumer Protection Act?

a)

An individual receiving goods or services

b)

A business entity

c)

A supplier of goods

d)

A government agency

3.

What is a 'Consumer Transaction'?

a)

The supply of goods or services by a supplier to a consumer

b)

A transaction between two businesses

c)

A government transaction

d)

A transaction that does not involve goods

4.

What does 'Good' refer to in the context of the Consumer Protection Act?

a)

Any personal property

b)

Only tangible property

c)

Only intangible property

d)

Only residential property

5.

What is the role of a 'Supplier'?

a)

Provides goods or services to consumers

b)

Only sells goods

c)

Only provides services

d)

Does not interact with consumers

6.

What actions are prohibited under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act?

a)

Deceiving or misleading consumers

b)

Providing accurate information

c)

Offering discounts

d)

Promoting fair trade

7.

What is the 'Lemon Law'?

a)

Consumer protection law for defective goods

b)

A law about fruit sales

c)

A law for business transactions

d)

A law for real estate

8.

What are the legal avenues to resolving disputes of consumer interests?

a)

Approach the supplier

b)

Ignore the issue

c)

Contact the media

d)

Leave a bad review online

9.

What is the role of the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE)?

a)

Protecting consumer interests

b)

Promoting business interests

c)

Regulating prices

d)

Providing legal representation

10.

What is the time limit for filing a claim in the Small Claims Tribunals?

a)

Within one year from the date of action

b)

Within six months

c)

Within two years

d)

No time limit

11.

What happens if a claim is not settled at the consultation before the Registrar?

a)

It will be fixed for hearing before a Referee

b)

It will be dismissed

c)

It will be sent to a higher court

d)

It will be ignored