Unit 5: Bullying & Cyberbullying Test Review

Front

Which example shows psychological bullying? Options: taunting another student, taking another student's lunch, embarrassing a peer, kicking a student

Back

embarrassing a peer

Front

Which example shows verbal bullying? Options: teasing another student, taking another student's lunch, spreading rumors, intimidating a peer

Back

teasing another student

Front

What is the correct definition of harassment?

Back

ongoing criticism of another's race, religion, gender, or physical disability

Front

What is the correct definition of intimidation?

Back

purposely frightening another person through threatening words, looks, or body language

Front

Which example shows sexual harassment? Options: sending someone a nude picture text, telling a racist joke in class, teasing a student for a disability, refusing to let students in a club because of their gender

Back

sending someone a nude picture text

Front

Which trait are most bullies likely to have? Options: high self-esteem, a clean criminal record, high attendance at school, substance abuse issues

Back

substance abuse issues

Front

Which statement about a cyberbully is true? Options: It is difficult to trace a cyberbully., A cyberbully can only reach a small audience., It is easier to avoid a cyberbully., A cyberbully can only bully from home.

Back

It is difficult to trace a cyberbully.

Front

How can bullying be stopped?

Back

Tell a trusted adult.

Front

Which behavior is a warning sign of a bully? Options: feeling helpless, skipping meals, improving grades, blaming others for one's problems

Back

blaming others for one's problems

Front

What is the correct definition of a zero tolerance policy?

Back

a policy that refuses to make exceptions for anyone