Consumer Ed Test 1

A person who buys goods and services is called a:

• Producer

• Consumer

• Seller

A plan for spending and saving money is called a:

• Budget

• Warranty

• Responsibility

Food, shelter, and clothing are examples of:

• Wants

• Needs

• Fraud

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

• Need

• Want

• Warranty

Buying something without planning is called:

• Budgeting

• Impulse Buying

• Saving

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

• Responsibility

• Warranty

• Budget

Dishonest practices used to trick consumers are called:

• Needs

• Fraud

• Warranty

The right that protects consumers from unsafe products is:

• Right to Safety

• Right to Be Informed

• Right to Choose

The right that ensures truthful advertising and product information is:

• Right to Choose

• Right to Be Informed

• Right to Safety

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

• Right to Be Heard

• Right to Choose

• Right to Be Informed