Cyber Security Lessons 1 and 2

While walking toward the gym, Emma noticed a group of girls laughing and making hurtful remarks to the new girl. Emma didn't want to be known as a tattletale, so she walked away without taking any action. Which term best describes Emma?

• Upstander

• Bystander

• Friend

• Cyberbully

One of the most popular online activities — and one that poses the greatest risk to your privacy — is:

• emailing

• social networking

• searching online

• watching movies

If you're being cyberbullied, which of these is NOT true?

• Don't retaliate—you'll only make it worse.

• Get rid of the texts, emails, or photos that were used to bully you. You don't need them.

• Someone in authority should be told so they can help you.

• Being bullied isn't your fault. Choosing to bully someone else is.

]If your best friend or even an acquaintance is being cyberbullied, what should you do?

• Stand up for your friend and bully those who are responsible.

• Gossip about the bully at school or work.

• Tell someone in authority.

• Tell your friend to ignore the situation.

What is the worst consequence that can happen to someone who is sexting?

• People will lose respect for them.

• They can catch a disease.

• They may lose friends

• They can be charged with the crime of child pornography.

A person who knows that a bullying situation is wrong and does something to stop it is called:

• a cyberbully.

• an upstander.

• a friend.

• a bystander.

Cyberbullying is:

• always through Facebook

• bullying is bullying, no matter what the form.

• not as bad as regular bullying.

• worse than regular bullying.

What is the worst consequence that can happen to someone who is cyberbullying others?

• They will make friends only with people they don't really like.

• Their friends or associates will ignore them.

• They can be charged with the crime of online harassment.

• Their teacher or boss will yell at them in front of others.

Which of the following is a threat that you need to beware of when gaming online?

• No social interaction

• Online predators

• Humiliation of losing the game

• No learning opportunities

If you receive a text message that makes you feel uncomfortable, what is the first thing you should do?

• Ignore the message.

• Tell someone in authority.

• Call your best friend.

• Send a threatening message back to the sender.