Which of the following is a major consumer right?

• A. Right to safety
• B. Right to free products
• C. Right to secrecy
• D. Right to monopoly

Answer: (A)

The main concept here is protecting consumers from harm. The major right to safety ensures that products and services sold to people do not pose unreasonable risks to health or life when used as intended. This is the best choice because it directly addresses preventing harm through safety standards, proper labeling, testing, and recalls when something unsafe is identified. It covers everyday items families rely on—food, toys, electronics, cosmetics—so you know what you buy won’t unexpectedly endanger someone in the household. The other options don’t align with recognized consumer protections: there isn’t a general right to free products, secrecy isn’t a standard consumer right, and monopoly isn’t a right but something consumer protection aims to prevent.