Consumer Rights Act 2015 Quiz

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Consumer Rights Act 2015 Quiz


Consumer Rights Act 2015 QuizVersion en ligne Test UK consumer rights knowledge. par Sarah Booth 1 What does the Consumer Rights Act 2015 primarily protect consumers from when buying goods? a No refunds for any purchase b Unfair terms and faulty goods c Only digital content issues d High prices and late fees 2 Goods bought must be of what quality under the Act? a Designer quality b Satisfactory quality c Excellent quality d Minimal quality 3 If a product is not as described, which right applies? a Right to a replacement, repair, or refund b Right to keep it for free c Right to a discount only d Right to sue the seller automatically 4 Which element describes goods being fit for purpose? a Fit for packaging only b Fit for fashion c Fit for exhibition d Fit for purpose 5 What does the Act require about digital content? a No time limits apply b It is exempt from guarantees c It must be of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose d Only free digital content is protected 6 What protection does the Act offer against unfair terms in contracts? a Only price terms are protected b Terms may be deemed unfair and unenforceable c Terms are always enforceable d Only verbal terms are protected 7 Within how long can goods be rejected for a fault under the Act? a Within 6 months b Within 90 days c Any time with proof of fault d Within 30 days 8 What remedy is NOT typically a first option under the Act? a Refund b Full monetary compensation for all losses c Replacement d Repair 9 What must retailers provide regarding consumer contracts? a No terms at all b Hidden terms for flexibility c Clear, fair terms and informed choices d Only online terms 10 To which purchases does the Act apply? a Goods, digital content, and services b Only digital content c Only services d Only tangible goods 11 Which act governs consumer rights in the UK? a Data Protection Act 2018 b Sale of Goods Act 1979 c Consumer Rights Act 2015 d Companies Act 2006 12 Goods must be of what quality under the Act? a Satisfactory quality b Delivered within 24 hours c Cheapest option d Made in the UK only 13 Faulty goods can be rejected for a full refund within how many days? a 90 days b 30 days c 60 days d 7 days 14 For digital content, rights include what? a As described and of satisfactory quality b Free download only c Must be free of charge d Always refundable 15 After 30 days, the remedy for faulty goods is usually? a Only a refund b Repair or replacement c No remedy d New purchase required 16 The Act prohibits which type of clause? a Non-discounted terms b Fixed prices c Unfair contract terms d Mandatory in writing 17 Does the Act cover digital content? a Only services b Yes, if supplied to a consumer c Only physical media d No, only goods 18 Civil services must be performed with what under the Act? a Free of charge b Within 24 hours c Reasonable care and skill d In any format 19 For goods, how long may a consumer be protected in total? a Up to 6 years b 2 years c 1 year d 10 years 20 Which is NOT a main right under the Act? a Right to a full refund for faulty goods b Right to clear information and description c Right to repair or replacement d Right to a cooling-off period for in-store purchases

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Consumer Rights Act 2015 QuizVersion en ligne

par Sarah Booth

What does the Consumer Rights Act 2015 primarily protect consumers from when buying goods?

Goods bought must be of what quality under the Act?

If a product is not as described, which right applies?

Which element describes goods being fit for purpose?

What does the Act require about digital content?

What protection does the Act offer against unfair terms in contracts?

Within how long can goods be rejected for a fault under the Act?

What remedy is NOT typically a first option under the Act?

What must retailers provide regarding consumer contracts?

To which purchases does the Act apply?

Which act governs consumer rights in the UK?

Goods must be of what quality under the Act?

Faulty goods can be rejected for a full refund within how many days?

For digital content, rights include what?

After 30 days, the remedy for faulty goods is usually?

The Act prohibits which type of clause?

Does the Act cover digital content?

Civil services must be performed with what under the Act?

For goods, how long may a consumer be protected in total?

Which is NOT a main right under the Act?