Multiple choice general knowledge

Remember you are _____ to buy the product. Take it home and try it out for a week. If you don't like it, just return it to the store.

  1. under no obligation

  2. from no obligation

  3. through

  4. to no obligation
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D Correct answer
Explanation

'Under no obligation' is the correct idiomatic expression. Customers are not bound or required to buy. 'From no obligation', 'through' (incomplete), and 'to no obligation' are not standard English in this context. The preposition 'under' is used with obligation, pressure, or similar abstract nouns.

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