Question : Recognize the rights that consumers have under the Consumer Protection Act of 1986, and explain how consumer organisations can assist consumers in enforcing those rights by "encouraging consumers to strongly protest and take an action against unscrupulous, exploitative and unfair trade practises of sellers."

Option 1: Right to be heard

Option 2: Right to choose

Option 3: Right to safety

Option 4: Right to be informed

Question : Consumers might be exploited by unscrupulous practices. Which importance of consumer protection is highlighted in the given statement?

Option 1: Consumer ignorance 

Option 2: Unorganised consumers

Option 3: Widespread exploitation of consumer

Option 4: None of the above

Question : What is the responsibility of consumers under the Consumer Protection Act?

Option 1: Consumers have no responsibilities; only rights

Option 2: Consumers are responsible for ensuring fair trade practices

Option 3: Consumers must report any violation of their rights to the authorities

Option 4: Consumers must pay higher prices for goods and services

Question : What is the responsibility of consumers under the Consumer Protection Act?

Option 1: Consumers have no responsibilities; only rights

Option 2: Consumers are responsible for ensuring fair trade practices

Option 3: Consumers must report any violation of their rights to the authorities

Option 4: Consumers must pay higher prices for goods and services

Question : What is the responsibility of consumers under the Consumer Protection Act?

Option 1: Consumers have no responsibilities; only rights

Option 2: Consumers are responsible for ensuring fair trade practices

Option 3: Consumers must report any violation of their rights to the authorities

Option 4: Consumers must pay higher prices for goods and services