Chapter 12 · Class 12 · CBSE · Commerce Business Studies
Consumer Protection
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Consumer Protection Concept
- Consumer Rights and Responsibilities
- Consumer Awareness and Standards
- Unfair Trade Practices and Ethics
- Consumer Protection Law and Institutions
- Complaints, Redressal and Compensation
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-1F09B7See the answer and solution
A packaged fruit drink claims to be “100% natural”, but its label does not disclose the presence of artificial additives. Which consumer right is most directly affected?
- A.Right to choose
- B.Right to be informed
- C.Right to seek redressal
- D.Right to be heard
- Question 2Q-7CC932See the answer and solution
A consumer purchases a defective washing machine and approaches the appropriate consumer commission. Which relief may the commission grant if the defect is established?
- A.Only an apology from the seller
- B.Replacement of the defective product or refund of its price
- C.Cancellation of the seller’s business registration in every case
- D.A compulsory purchase of another product from the same seller
- Question 3Q-E6ECBDSee the answer and solution
Which action best represents a consumer’s responsibility rather than a consumer right?
- A.Demanding compensation for loss caused by a defective product
- B.Checking the quality mark, reading the product label and preserving the cash memo
- C.Expecting protection against hazardous goods and services
- D.Seeking information about the ingredients and price of a product
- Question 4Q-3F12D6See the answer and solution
Explain any three ways in which consumer organisations help protect consumers.
- Question 5Q-C55D16See the answer and solution
A consumer buys a pressure cooker carrying the ISI mark. What does this mark primarily indicate?
- A.The product conforms to prescribed quality and safety standards
- B.The product is sold at the lowest market price
- C.The product is manufactured by a government department
- D.The product is exempt from all taxes
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