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LifeSmarts Board Game Consumer Rights

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

You lost your court case and want a higher court to review the decision. This action is known as filing what?

a)

Appeal

b)

Motion

c)

Complaint

d)

Affidavit

2.

Money or property may be put up by the accused or their family to allow the person's release from jail before a trial. This is called posting what?

a)

Bail

b)

Lien

c)

Mortgage

d)

Bond

3.

The way a person chooses to live is referred to as their:

a)

Lifestyle

b)

Hobby

c)

Profession

d)

Diet

4.

When the president refuses to sign a bill, this is known as what kind of power?

a)

Veto

b)

Amendment

c)

Filibuster

d)

Ratification

5.

You used a credit card to pay for TV repairs and now have a complaint about the repair. You should first complain to whom?

a)

The TV repair person or company

b)

The credit card company

c)

The police

d)

The TV manufacturer

6.

The manufacturer or seller’s promise to stand behind a product is called:

a)

Warranty

b)

Invoice

c)

Receipt

d)

Guarantee Card

7.

What does the acronym FMLA stand for?

a)

Family and Medical Leave Act

b)

Federal Medical Licensing Association

c)

Family Medical Licensing Act

d)

Federal and Municipal Labor Agreement

8.

What does the acronym NHTSA stand for?

a)

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

b)

National Health and Transportation Safety Agency

c)

National Highway Transportation Security Association

d)

National Hazardous Transport Safety Authority

9.

Name two ways to stop porch pirates:

a)

Bring packages in right away; take delivery at work or a secure location; use package lockers; buy a drop box; work with a neighbor

b)

Leave packages outside for a few days; ignore delivery notifications

c)

Post your delivery schedule on social media; use unmarked packages

d)

Ask delivery drivers to leave packages in plain sight; never check your porch

10.

Economists identify four main factors of production. Name two:

a)

Land; labor; capital; entrepreneurship

b)

Money; stocks; bonds; insurance

c)

Weather; climate; seasons; temperature

d)

Technology; internet; software; hardware

11.

What is circular fashion?

a)

When clothing is recycled or repurposed to reduce the environmental impact

b)

When fashion trends repeat every decade

c)

When clothes are only made from circular patterns

d)

When fashion is only for circular body types

12.

All online retailers strive to increase their “conversion rate.” What does this measure?

a)

The number of buyers versus those who just visit the website

b)

The average time spent on the website

c)

The total number of products listed on the website

d)

The number of website errors encountered by users

13.

What dollar amount do you have to pay to replace your Social Security card?

a)

Nothing; it's free

b)

$10

c)

$25

d)

$50

14.

Armed auto theft accounts for 3% of vehicles stolen. What is the more common name for this crime?

a)

Carjacking

b)

Joyriding

c)

Grand Larceny

d)

Burglary

15.

What does it mean if you are bumped from a flight?

a)

You had a ticket, but the airline didn’t have a seat for you; the airline oversold the flight

b)

You missed your flight because you arrived late at the airport

c)

You were upgraded to first class without extra charge

d)

You voluntarily gave up your seat for a travel voucher

16.

A Chinese businessperson who wishes to visit the U.S. must first obtain what document from the U.S.?

a)

Visa

b)

Passport

c)

Green Card

d)

Work Permit

17.

In terms of age, what consumer is most likely to purchase counterfeit items?

a)

Young consumers; teenagers

b)

Middle-aged consumers

c)

Elderly consumers

d)

Children under 10

18.

Name the federal agency that regulates telecommunications in the U.S.?

a)

FCC; Federal Communications Commission

b)

FDA; Food and Drug Administration

c)

EPA; Environmental Protection Agency

d)

SEC; Securities and Exchange Commission

19.

What does the acronym ATF stand for?

a)

Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms

b)

American Trade Federation

c)

Automobile Transport Fund

d)

Association of Technical Faculties

20.

What does the acronym CBO stand for?

a)

Congressional Budget Office

b)

Central Banking Organization

c)

Certified Business Operator

d)

Community Benefit Office

21.

Besides stealing a company’s intellectual property, name two other ways that counterfeit products cause harm:

a)

Threaten health; are unsafe; waste money; fund criminal activities; eliminate taxes; take away jobs; hurt businesses

b)

Increase product quality; improve brand reputation

c)

Lower prices for genuine products; support local businesses

d)

Create more job opportunities; boost the economy

22.

Name two things that U.S. citizens can do that noncitizens cannot:

a)

Voting; jury duty; U.S. passport; bringing family to U.S.; children’s citizenship; federal jobs; federal benefits; being an elected official

b)

Pay taxes; drive a car; own property; travel abroad

c)

Attend public schools; use public transportation; shop at grocery stores

d)

Speak English; celebrate holidays; watch American movies

23.

Name two types of consumer debt the typical American has

a)

Mortgage loan and car loan

b)

401(k) contributions and health insurance premiums

c)

Social Security benefits and tax refunds

d)

Unemployment benefits and pension income

24.

Define “time management”

a)

The process of planning and controlling time spent on specific tasks; using your time to increase productivity and create life balance

b)

A method of tracking financial expenses for a business

c)

The act of delegating all tasks to others without supervision

d)

A strategy for increasing the number of hours in a day

25.

A filibuster occurs in which chamber of Congress?

a)

Senate

b)

House of Representatives

c)

Supreme Court

d)

Executive Office

26.

As opposed to wants, name the economic term that describes something that is basic or necessary for your survival:

a)

Needs

b)

Luxury

c)

Desires

d)

Wishes

27.

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is the address of which famous Washington, D.C., landmark?

a)

The White House

b)

The Capitol Building

c)

The Lincoln Memorial

d)

The Washington Monument

28.

Does the American flag have more stripes or stars, or are the numbers of both equal?

a)

Stars

b)

Stripes

c)

Both are equal

d)

Neither

29.

Name the federal health insurance program for people 65 or older:

a)

Medicare

b)

Medicaid

c)

Social Security

d)

CHIP

30.

How long is the term of a justice on the U.S. Supreme Court?

a)

A justice may serve for life or until they retire or die

b)

10 years

c)

4 years

d)

Until the President leaves office

31.

FHA stands for:

a)

Federal Housing Administration

b)

Federal Health Agency

c)

Financial Housing Association

d)

Federal Homeowners Association

32.

PSA stands for:

a)

Public Service Announcement

b)

Private Security Agency

c)

Personal Savings Account

d)

Professional Sports Association

33.

Name two of the big four airlines in the U.S.

a)

American, Delta, Southwest, United

b)

JetBlue, Alaska, Spirit, Frontier

c)

Hawaiian, Allegiant, Sun Country, Breeze

d)

Virgin America, Pan Am, TWA, Eastern

34.

You purchase your medicine through an online pharmacy. Name two signs of a safe online pharmacy:

a)

Requires a prescription; has a physical address and phone number; has a licensed pharmacist who can answer your questions

b)

Offers medicine without a prescription; no contact information provided

c)

Sells only herbal supplements; no licensed pharmacist available

d)

Has flashy advertisements; offers extremely low prices

35.

What is a budget constraint?

a)

A limit to what can be spent; a limit that means you can't have everything you want

b)

A plan for future investments

c)

A method to increase income

d)

A strategy for marketing products

36.

Most secured credit cards have a graduation component. What will this do for you?

a)

Move you to a traditional credit card after you establish a pattern of consistent payments

b)

Increase your credit limit automatically every year regardless of payment history

c)

Allow you to withdraw cash without any fees

d)

Reduce your interest rate to zero after six months

37.

Which federal agency would issue a recall on batteries?

a)

CPSC; Consumer Product Safety Commission

b)

FDA; Food and Drug Administration

c)

EPA; Environmental Protection Agency

d)

FCC; Federal Communications Commission

38.

Fake reviews fall under the umbrella of false advertising. Does that make them legal or illegal?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

c)

Optional

d)

Unregulated

39.

Dealers must put a Buyer’s Guide on each used car they sell. What information does the Buyer’s Guide provide about the warranty?

a)

Whether your car comes with a warranty or is being sold “as is”

b)

The color options available for the car

c)

The previous owner’s contact information

d)

The car’s fuel efficiency rating

40.

Which U.S. president introduced the idea of a Consumer Bill of Rights?

a)

President Kennedy; John F. Kennedy; JFK

b)

President Nixon; Richard Nixon

c)

President Reagan; Ronald Reagan

d)

President Carter; Jimmy Carter

41.

Growth that is too rapid during an economic expansion can lead to what economic problem?

a)

Inflation

b)

Deflation

c)

Stagflation

d)

Recession

42.

Your state has a specified number of members in the House of Representatives. This number comes from the state’s population, as reported every 10 years in the:

a)

Census count; census

b)

Presidential election

c)

State legislature

d)

Supreme Court decision

43.

What does the acronym ADR stand for?

a)

Alternative Dispute Resolution

b)

Advanced Data Retrieval

c)

Automated Document Review

d)

Authorized Data Resource

44.

What does the acronym PAC stand for?

a)

Political Action Committee

b)

Public Affairs Council

c)

Professional Advisory Council

d)

Private Account Corporation

45.

Why should you visit a Social Security office soon after becoming a citizen?

a)

Update your Social Security record; make sure work eligibility is accurate; obtain benefits

b)

Apply for a new driver's license

c)

Register to vote in local elections

d)

Change your mailing address with the post office

46.

Name two constitutional amendments that affect voter’s rights:

a)

15th Amendment; 19th Amendment

b)

1st Amendment; 2nd Amendment

c)

5th Amendment; 8th Amendment

d)

10th Amendment; 11th Amendment

47.

What is meant by the consumer’s right to redress?

a)

A consumer should be given a remedy for a wrong or a loss; a consumer’s problem should be resolved

b)

A consumer must always accept the seller’s decision

c)

A consumer should pay extra for every complaint

d)

A consumer has no right to complain about products

48.

Describe the opportunity cost of a summer job:

a)

Missing out on other things like time with friends or time to volunteer or travel

b)

Earning more money than a full-time job

c)

Getting promoted at work

d)

Receiving a scholarship for college

49.

In the U.S. Senate, the committee chair comes from which political party?

a)

The majority party

b)

The minority party

c)

The party with the most senior members

d)

The party chosen by the President

50.

Actions taken by the Federal Reserve to influence the availability and cost of money and credit in the economy is officially called:

a)

Monetary policy

b)

Fiscal policy

c)

Supply-side policy

d)

Trade policy

51.

What is a porch pirate?

a)

Someone who steals packages sitting outside of a house or apartment

b)

A person who decorates porches for holidays

c)

A person who delivers mail to porches

d)

Someone who paints porches for a living

52.

You were not born in the U.S. and did not obtain citizenship through your parents. What is your path to citizenship called?

a)

Naturalization

b)

Visa Application

c)

Green Card Lottery

d)

Permanent Residency

53.

Debt collectors contact Americans the most often about this type of debt:

a)

Medical debt

b)

Credit card debt

c)

Student loan debt

d)

Auto loan debt

54.

This permanent tag is attached to most clothing, and it provides instructions for cleaning the item:

a)

Care label

b)

Brand tag

c)

Size tag

d)

Price tag

55.

What does the acronym SEC stand for?

a)

Securities and Exchange Commission

b)

Society of Environmental Conservation

c)

Standard Education Council

d)

Scientific Engineering Committee

56.

What does the acronym VAT stand for?

a)

Value-Added Tax

b)

Variable Asset Trust

c)

Verified Account Transaction

d)

Virtual Allocation Token

57.

Name two reasons an eligible employee might take a leave under the Family Medical Leave Act:

a)

Birth, care, adoption or foster placement of a child; care for a family member; the employee's own serious health condition

b)

Vacation or personal travel; attending a wedding; leisure activities

c)

Pursuing higher education; starting a business; moving to a new house

d)

Volunteering for community service; participating in sports tournaments; taking a sabbatical

58.

Name two ways to protect intellectual property:

a)

Patents; copyrights; trademarks; trade secrets; nondisclosure agreements (NDAs); licensing agreements; lawsuits

b)

Ignoring infringement; sharing secrets publicly; not registering IP; avoiding contracts

c)

Posting inventions online; refusing legal advice; copying others' work; not using NDAs

d)

Letting competitors use your ideas; not documenting your work; avoiding trademarks; not enforcing rights

59.

How do dupe influencers use the psychology of influence to encourage us to purchase counterfeit goods?

a)

Provide social proof; serve as a voice of authority; create a sense of belonging; encourage followers to trust them

b)

By offering free products to everyone who follows them

c)

By only promoting genuine luxury brands

d)

By discouraging any form of online shopping

60.

Why should you never use a charcoal grill indoors?

a)

Emits carbon monoxide; does not have proper ventilation; can hurt or even kill you

b)

It will cook food too quickly

c)

It is too expensive to use indoors

d)

It will make the food taste bad

61.

A monetary penalty imposed upon someone convicted of an illegal act is known as a: _________.

a)

Fine

b)

Bail

c)

Summons

d)

Warrant

62.

You got your first U.S. passport when you were 12 years old. How many years will that passport remain valid?

a)

Five years

b)

Ten years

c)

Three years

d)

Seven years

63.

Define 'unsecured debt': _________.

a)

A credit source that is not guaranteed with collateral

b)

A loan that is always backed by property

c)

A type of debt that requires a co-signer

d)

A debt that is paid off immediately upon borrowing

64.

When supposedly independent corporations within an industry band together to control distribution, set prices, and reduce competition, this describes what?

a)

Oligopoly

b)

Monopoly

c)

Franchise

d)

Sole Proprietorship

65.

One college application was due in early November, and you were told of the school's decision in December. What type of application did you complete?

a)

Early decision

b)

Regular decision

c)

Rolling admission

d)

Deferred admission

66.

In the U.S., there has been no military draft since this decade: _________.

a)

1970s

b)

1950s

c)

1990s

d)

2010s

67.

What does the acronym SBA stand for?

a)

Small Business Administration

b)

State Banking Association

c)

Society of Business Analysts

d)

Student Borrowers Association

e)

Standard Business Agreement

68.

What does the acronym UPC stand for?

a)

Universal Product Code

b)

United Postal Code

c)

Universal Price Catalog

d)

Unique Product Category

69.

Which of the following are characteristics of a capitalist economy?

a)

Private ownership of resources and profit motive

b)

Centralized planning and government ownership

c)

Absence of competition and price controls

d)

State allocation of goods and services

70.

Cleaning anything revolves around four factors known as Sinner's Circle. Which of the following are two of these factors?

a)

Time and Temperature

b)

Light and Sound

c)

Pressure and Gravity

d)

Friction and Magnetism

71.

Rent control laws protect you in which of the following ways?

a)

They limit how much your landlord can increase your rent.

b)

They allow landlords to evict tenants at any time.

c)

They require tenants to pay rent in advance for a year.

d)

They eliminate the need to pay rent altogether.

72.

Scammers trick people in the grandparent scheme by:

a)

Pretending to be a grandchild in trouble and asking for money.

b)

Offering free vacations to seniors.

c)

Selling fake insurance policies to grandparents.

d)

Promising to double their retirement savings instantly.

73.

This is a notice by a manufacturer that a product needs to be returned for repair or replacement: _________.

a)

Recall

b)

Invoice

c)

Warranty

d)

Promotion

74.

CERCLA is the name of the federal law that established which program?

a)

Superfund

b)

Clean Water Act

c)

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

d)

Safe Drinking Water Act

75.

Crude oil prices are set by what?

a)

Supply and demand

b)

Government decree

c)

Random chance

d)

Weather patterns

76.

In a civil case, the party who has filed the initial lawsuit is the: _________.

a)

Plaintiff

b)

Defendant

c)

Witness

d)

Judge

77.

Also referred to as 2FA, this process typically requires a correct log-on plus another verification check: _________.

a)

Two-factor authentication

b)

Single sign-on

c)

Password reset

d)

Biometric encryption

78.

Name one of the three most common types of cases heard in civil court: _________.

a)

Landlord/tenant disputes; contract disputes; tort claims (compensation for being injured or wronged)

b)

Criminal prosecutions; felony charges; sentencing hearings

c)

Patent filings; copyright registrations; trademark approvals

d)

Immigration hearings; asylum requests; deportation orders

79.

EFT stands for: _________.

a)

Electronic Funds Transfer

b)

Electronic File Transfer

c)

Efficient Funds Transaction

d)

External Finance Transfer

80.

FTC stands for: _________

a)

Federal Trade Commission

b)

Federal Tax Council

c)

Foreign Trade Corporation

d)

Financial Trust Company

81.

Name two branches of the U.S. armed forces: _________.

a)

Army; Navy

b)

FBI; CIA

c)

NASA; NOAA

d)

IRS; EPA

82.

Federal law prohibits job discrimination based on several factors. Name two: _________.

a)

Sex; religion; race; color; disability; national origin; age; a person's genetic information

b)

Height; eye color

c)

Favorite food; zodiac sign

d)

Handwriting style; shoe size

83.

Most countries have U.S. embassies. Name one main purpose of an embassy: _________.

a)

Assists Americans traveling or living abroad; builds political, commercial, and cultural relationships with the host country

b)

Issues driver's licenses to local citizens

c)

Manages local schools and universities

d)

Organizes local sporting events

84.

What does a 'breach of contract' mean?

a)

The contract is broken; one party didn’t do what it agreed to do

b)

The contract is automatically renewed

c)

Both parties agree to end the contract early

d)

The contract is rewritten by a judge

85.

The discount rate is the interest rate charged by what entity?

a)

The Federal Reserve; the Fed

b)

The World Bank

c)

Commercial Banks

d)

The U.S. Treasury

86.

An example of a long-term goal that is financial in nature is:

a)

Saving for retirement

b)

Buying groceries for the week

c)

Paying this month's utility bill

d)

Filling up your car with gas

87.

In legal terms, an attack on the good reputation of a person is known as:

a)

Defamation

b)

Affidavit

c)

Testament

d)

Indictment

88.

More Americans vote during which type of election?

a)

Presidential

b)

Midterm

c)

Local

d)

Primary

89.

Under the Fair Labor Standards Act, at which age do hour restrictions no longer apply?

a)

16

b)

14

c)

18

d)

21

90.

When a product or service is sold below cost to attract new customers, it is known as what?

a)

Loss leader

b)

Premium pricing

c)

Price skimming

d)

Penetration pricing

91.

BBB stands for:

a)

Better Business Bureau

b)

Big Blue Bus

c)

Best Bookstore Brand

d)

Bureau of Betterment

92.

KG stands for:

a)

Kilogram

b)

Kilometer

c)

KiloGallon

d)

KiloGram-force

93.

Two examples of direct marketing are:

a)

Telemarketing and email marketing

b)

Billboard advertising and TV commercials

c)

Radio jingles and newspaper editorials

d)

Sponsorships and press releases

94.

Select two of the 10 most counterfeited consumer products:

a)

Shoes and handbags

b)

Toothpaste and cereal

c)

Books and bicycles

d)

Laptops and televisions

95.

'Heatflation' sounds like a weather term, but it is really a consumer term. What does it mean?

a)

Hot temperatures send prices soaring

b)

A sudden drop in temperature causes discounts

c)

Heatwaves increase the demand for air conditioners only

d)

It refers to a new type of weather insurance

96.

You bundle your car and homeowner’s insurance. How will this impact what you pay?

a)

Lowers your cost for insurance

b)

Increases your deductible

c)

Eliminates your insurance coverage

d)

Requires you to pay monthly only

97.

To “expunge” something from a court record means to: _________.

a)

Remove every reference of it from the court file

b)

Seal the record from public view but keep it accessible to the court

c)

Summarize the record for future reference

d)

Transfer the record to another jurisdiction

98.

Machinery and tools represent what type of capital?

a)

Physical capital

b)

Human capital

c)

Financial capital

d)

Social capital

99.

The federal budget process begins in February each year. What is the first step taken in the budget process?

a)

The president submits a budget to Congress

b)

The Supreme Court reviews the previous year's budget

c)

Congress votes on the final budget

d)

The Treasury Department allocates funds to agencies

100.

What is the largest source of revenue for the federal government?

a)

Individual income taxes

b)

Corporate income taxes

c)

Excise taxes

d)

Customs duties