Online Kindness Challenge

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Stand up to bullying and spread respect.

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Online Kindness Challenge


Online Kindness ChallengeVersion en ligne Stand up to bullying and spread respect. par Samantha 1 Question 1: In a group chat, someone calls another student 'stupid' and 'a loser'. What should you do? a Ignore it and scroll past. b Add a funny comment so you fit in. c Tell them it’s wrong and report it to a teacher or adult. d Say nothing — it’s not your problem. 2 Question 2: A classmate keeps sending mean messages after school. What should you do? a Join in so they stop teasing you instead. b Ignore it — it’s after school, so it doesn’t matter. c Tell a trusted adult or teacher what’s happening. d Tell a friend who isn’t involved about it. 3 Question 3: Someone posts a photo making fun of another student’s clothes. What is best? a Report the post or tell an adult. b Ignore it completely. c Comment something mean too. d Share it so everyone can see. 4 Question 4: A friend is laughed at in a gaming chat for a mistake. What should you do? a Laugh along with everyone else. b Message your friend privately to check if they’re okay and help stop it. c Tell the others to keep teasing. d Leave the chat and pretend you didn’t see it. 5 Question 5: A student is left out of a class group chat. Best response? a Ignore the situation. b Join the group that left them out. c Create your own group to include them. d Tell them not to worry — it’s just how it is. 6 Question 6: You post a joke that hurts someone’s feelings. What should you do? a Leave it up and ignore them. b Tell everyone it was just a joke. c Delete it and say sorry to them. d Post an apology later without changing behavior. 7 Question 7: You see rumors online about a classmate. What’s the right step? a Comment with extra rumors to stay engaged. b Deny it without checking the facts. c Do not share and tell a trusted adult. d Share to get more opinions. 8 Question 8: A group chat mocks a peer’s mistake publicly. You should? a Invite more friends to join in. b Join in to avoid being targeted. c Stop participating and encourage kindness. d Move the conversation to another platform. 9 Question 9: A teacher asks you to help stop bullying. Your approach? a Just tell the teacher and do nothing else. b Wait to see if it stops on its own. c Speak up and support the target calmly. d Blame others in the group. 10 Question 10: What’s the main reason not to share hurtful content? a It’s funny and gets reactions. b Everyone else is posting it too. c It harms someone’s feelings and can cause real problems. d It shows you’re popular.

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Online Kindness ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Samantha

Question 1: In a group chat, someone calls another student 'stupid' and 'a loser'. What should you do?

Question 2: A classmate keeps sending mean messages after school. What should you do?

Question 3: Someone posts a photo making fun of another student’s clothes. What is best?

Question 4: A friend is laughed at in a gaming chat for a mistake. What should you do?

Question 5: A student is left out of a class group chat. Best response?

Question 6: You post a joke that hurts someone’s feelings. What should you do?

Question 7: You see rumors online about a classmate. What’s the right step?

Question 8: A group chat mocks a peer’s mistake publicly. You should?

Question 9: A teacher asks you to help stop bullying. Your approach?

Question 10: What’s the main reason not to share hurtful content?