Match List-I with List-II

List-I	List-II
Consumer Rights	(Explanation)	(Explanation)
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(A) Right to be informed	(I) The right to be a well-informed consumer throughout life.
(B) Right to be heard	(II) The right to have freedom to access a variety of products at competitive prices.
(C) Right to Consumer Education	(III) A right to have complete information about the product the consumer intends to buy.
(D) Right to choose/ be assured	(IV) A right to file a complaint in case of dissatisfaction with a goods or a service.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Option 1 -> This incorrectly matches "Right to be informed" with consumer education description, and misaligns other rights with their explanations.

Option 2 -> This incorrectly matches "Right to be informed" with consumer education, and "Right to be heard" with product information, creating logical inconsistencies.

Option 3 -> This incorrectly pairs "Right to be informed" with education and "Right to choose" with product information, reversing their actual meanings.

Option 4 -> This correctly matches: Right to be informed with complete product information (III), Right to be heard with filing complaints (IV), Right to Consumer Education with lifelong consumer awareness (I), and Right to choose with access to variety at competitive prices (II).

Hence, Option 4: (A) - (III), (B) - (IV), (C) - (I), (D) - (II) -> Right to be informed naturally aligns with having complete product information; Right to be heard corresponds to the ability to file complaints and voice concerns; Right to Consumer Education means continuous learning throughout life; and Right to choose means having freedom to access various products at competitive prices -> correct