Question

the right to be informed means consumers should:
never have to read instructions
receive truthful and complete information about products
never have to read instructions
get free items with every purchase

Explanation:

The right to be informed in consumer rights means consumers should get accurate and full details about products. Among the options, "Receive truthful and complete information about products" aligns with this definition. Other options like avoiding reading instructions or getting free items are not related to the right to be informed.

Answer:

The correct option (assuming the second option's text is "Receive truthful and complete information about products") is the one with "Receive truthful and complete information about products" (the second purple box option).