The four basic rights outlined in the Consumer Bill of Rights include the right to safety, the right to be heard, the right to
A) inform, and the right to be chosen.
B) consumer education, and the right to honesty.
C) choose, and the right to be informed.
D) redress, and the right to choose.
E) honesty, and the right to redress.

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The Consumer Bill of Rights outlines four basic rights: the right to safety, the right to be heard, the right to choose, and the right to be informed. Option C correctly lists these four rights. Option A includes "the right to inform" which is not one of the basic rights, and "the right to be chosen" is vague and does not make sense in the context of consumer rights. Option B includes "consumer education", which is related to the right to be informed but is not one of the basic rights, and "honesty", which is a value but not a specific right outlined in the Consumer Bill of Rights. Option D includes "redress", which is one of the basic rights, and "the right to choose", but it does not include the other two basic rights (the right to safety and the right to be heard). Option E includes "honesty", which again is not one of the basic rights, and "the right to redress", which is one of the basic rights, but it does not include the other two basic rights (the right to safety and the right to be heard).

The Four Basic Rights Outlined in the Consumer Bill of Rights