True or False: The CPA covers sales, leases, and services such as repairs.

The correct response indicates that the statement is false. The Consumer Protection Act (CPA) does indeed provide coverage for various types of transactions, including sales, leases, and services such as repairs. Therefore, asserting that the CPA only addresses sales, leases, or specific combinations of those aspects fails to acknowledge the full breadth of the Act’s provisions.

The CPA is designed to protect consumers in a wide range of situations, ensuring that they are treated fairly regardless of whether they are engaging in a purchase, a lease, or obtaining services. This comprehensive approach includes safeguards regarding the conditions of sales, the terms of leases, and the quality and rights associated with repair services. Thus, the idea that the CPA is limited in scope in any of those areas does not accurately reflect the law's intent and application.