A plan for spending and saving money is called a:

Food, shelter, and clothing are examples of:

Something non-essential that improves comfort or pleasure is a:

Buying something without planning is called:

A written guarantee that a product will meet standards is a:

Dishonest practices used to trick consumers are called:

The right that protects consumers from unsafe products is:

The right that ensures truthful advertising and product information is:

Having many brands of cereal to choose from at the store is an example of:

The right that allows consumers to file complaints or reviews is:

Reading instructions before using a product is part of which responsibility?

Looking up reviews before buying a product is an example of:

Contacting customer service about a faulty product is:

Avoiding unnecessary purchases helps consumers practice:

Scenario 2: Lena finds a suspicious website selling shoes for $10. This is most likely an example of:

Scenario 2: Lena finds a suspicious website selling shoes for $10. Lena’s responsibility before buying is to:

Fraud is:

Which is a warning sign of fraud?

Someone pretends to be your bank in an email to get your password. What is this?

Someone uses your name and Social Security number to open a credit card. What is this?

If you are scammed, what should you do first?

One way to stay safe from fraud is:

Before you give money to a charity, you should:

A website sells shoes for $10 that usually cost $150. You buy them, but nothing comes in the mail. What kind of fraud is this? ____________________________ What should you do? ________________________________