The People's Republic of China and the State Consumer Rights and Interests Protection Law, Product Quality Law and so on. (2 points)

(2) ①Consumers should strive to master the knowledge and use of the goods and services they need,

②Consumers should take the initiative to ask for invoices,

③Consumers should try to go to the regular stores to store, less to buy the goods of the mobile stalls,

④Consumers should be able to identify a variety of consumer traps, to guard against being deceived. (4 points)

Test Question Analysis: (1) This question is mainly about the rights enjoyed by the consumers, the material in the food to add dichlorvos, Sudan red, formalin, sulfur, melamine, etc., which are poisonous and harmful additives to the human body, threatening the consumers' life, health and safety, and infringe on consumers' right to safety. Consumers have the right to know the real situation of the food they buy. These additives are sold without the consumers' knowledge, so the consumers' right to know is violated. It is unfair for consumers to buy toxic food, so it violates their right to fair trade. You can look at the sub-answers and just choose two of the rights. (2) This question mainly examines the law to protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, its specialized law is the "Chinese People's *** and the Protection of Consumer Rights and Interests Law", in addition to the "Product Quality Law", "Food Safety Law" and so on. You can just write two of them as required. (3) as a mature consumer, need to practice a pair of "eyes", before consumption, to learn some consumer knowledge, enhance their judgment, analytical ability, and take the initiative to some large-scale stores to buy goods, etc.; consumption, we must learn to shop around, and timely request invoices, etc.; consumption, found that their legitimate rights and interests have been violated. After consumption, if you find that your legitimate rights have been violated, you should proactively defend your legitimate rights and interests through litigation and non-litigation channels.