CYBERBULLYING

Understanding Cyberbullying

Take this informative quiz to enhance your knowledge about cyberbullying, its implications, and how to combat it. Whether you are a student, teacher, or just someone interested in understanding online safety, this quiz is for you!

Learn what cyberbullying is and how it can affect individuals.
Discover ways to protect yourself and others from online harassment.
Understand the difference between bystanders and upstanders.

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by HelpingHand532

What is Cyberbullying?

Physically hurting someone at school.

Not being friends with someone at school.

Deliberately using a digital device to hurt and upset someone repeatedly.

Standing on the sidelines and watching bullying occur.

Posting comments online.

Other

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Which is an example of Cyberbullying?

Excluding someone from your group.

Posting or sending messages that threaten or put people down.

Talking behind someone's back.

Watching someone get hurt and not doing anything.

Taking a funny video with a friend, but then feeling embarrassed when they post it and it gains negative comments.

How can you protect yourself against cyberbullying?

Ignore it and don't tell anyone.

Respond and seek out revenge.

Reply to messages and defend yourself.

Block/delete comments and report it to a teacher or adult.

Ask your friends to help you.

Don't post or share content that could be used against you online.

Keep profiles private.

What is an Upstander?

A person who stands by and watches something unfold.

A person who tells the teacher.

A person who steps in and stops something occuring.

A person who contributes.

A person who doesn't get involved.

What is a Bystander?

Someone who helps when they see something happening.

Someone who encourages and torments.

Someone who watches from the sidelines and does nothing.

Someone who walks away.

Someone who prefers to be alone.

Is it a criminal offence to harass or intimidate someone online?

No. Because it's anonymous

Posting about someone on social media isn't harassment.

No. It was just a joke.

Yes. Harassing and intimidating is a chargeable offence.

What mistake did Flynn make?

He shouldn't have assaulted the bully with his bag.

He should have told a teacher.

He shouldn't have gone to school that day.

He should have called his friends for help.

Which action is considered colluding to cyberbullying?

I didn't post it, I just shared the post.

I reported the post.

I laughed, then scrolled on.

I commented saying 'Delete this, not cool!'

I liked the post.

I wasn't the bully, I was just watching and filming, then posted the content online.

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Understanding Cyberbullying

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