Cyberbullying Quiz

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Identify Cyberbullying behaviours, analyse how situations escalate and evaluate appropriate actions for scenarios.

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Alix Cavenagh

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Cyberbullying Quiz


Froggy Jumps Cyberbullying QuizVersion en ligne Identify Cyberbullying behaviours, analyse how situations escalate and evaluate appropriate actions for scenarios. par Alix Cavenagh 1 What is cyberbullying? a Sending friendly messages online b Using technology to hurt or upset someone c Playing games with friends 2 Which behaviour is an example of cyberbullying a Sharing an embarrassing photo of someone b Liking a friend’s post c Sending homework help 3 What role does a bystander play in cyberbullying? a The person being bullied b The person who watches but does nothing c The person who reports the behaviour 4 A student shares a mean comment, and others start laughing and reposting it. What is happening? a The situation is improving b The cyberbullying is spreading c The problem is being solved 5 Why does sharing or liking a harmful post make the situation worse? a It makes the post disappear b It spreads the message to more people c It helps the person feel better 6 A student sees bullying in a group chat but ignores it. What effect does this have? a It allows the bullying to continue b It helps stop the bullying c It has no impact 7 Which action helps reduce the spread of cyberbullying? a Laughing at the post b Forwarding the message c Reporting the content 8 What is the best response if you see cyberbullying online? a Join in so you don’t get targeted b Report it and support the person c Ignore it completely 9 Why is it important to act as an upstander? a It makes the situation more exciting b It spreads the message faster c It can help stop harm and support others 10 What is a real-world consequence of cyberbullying? a The person may feel upset or unsafe b Nothing happens in real life c It only affects the internet

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Cyberbullying Quiz

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Cyberbullying QuizVersion en ligne

par Alix Cavenagh

What is cyberbullying?

Which behaviour is an example of cyberbullying

What role does a bystander play in cyberbullying?

A student shares a mean comment, and others start laughing and reposting it. What is happening?

Why does sharing or liking a harmful post make the situation worse?

A student sees bullying in a group chat but ignores it. What effect does this have?

Which action helps reduce the spread of cyberbullying?

What is the best response if you see cyberbullying online?

Why is it important to act as an upstander?

What is a real-world consequence of cyberbullying?