Consumer Rights Quiz

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.