SHS Social Studies · Year 1
Consumer Rights, Protection and Responsibilities practice questions
The types and relevance of consumer rights, and the meaning and importance of consumer protection in Ghana.
20 questions in this topic: 7 recall, 10 applying skills and concepts, 2 strategic thinking and 1 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Skills & concepts
Preventing fraud and deception is listed as an importance of consumer protection because it helps stop businesses from
- ausing false advertisements or charging excessive prices during emergencies
- boffering any discounts or promotional sales to customers
- chiring new staff during periods of high demand
- dexpanding into new regions of the country
- Question 2Strategic thinking
The "Goods sold are not returnable" practice described in the introduction mainly illustrates
- aa situation where consumers are unable to exercise their right to redress
- ba legally required practice that protects consumer rights
- ca policy that only applies to imported goods
- da rule enforced exclusively by the Ghana Standards Authority
- Question 3Skills & concepts
Which act in Ghana provides the framework outlining the rights of consumers and the responsibilities of businesses?
- aThe Consumer Protection Act (Act 850)
- bThe NRSA Act, 2019 (Act 993)
- cThe Food and Drugs Act
- dThe Companies Act
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