Cyberbullying Quiz Stage 2

A student creates a fake email address for a new classmate and uses it to send secret admirer emails to another classmate.

• Cyberbullying

• Bullying

• Not Bullying

Answer explanation

A student used a digital device to harass another student by sending fake emails.

Every lunchtime a student tells their friends to play in an area away from a new student.

• Cyberbullying

• Bullying

• Not Bullying

Answer explanation

No digital devices were involved when a student excluded another student.

This is bullying, not cyberbullying.

A student uses a phone to take a funny photo of a friend. They think the pic is really funny so they add an embarrassing comment and send the photo to everyone at school.

• Cyberbullying

• Bullying

• Not Bullying

Answer explanation

A student has used a digital device and added an embarassing comment to the photo. The student has not asked for permission to share and it is unlikely the other student would agree. This is cyberbullying.

Someone posts a video of a friend on their Tik Tok without the friend's permission. The friend asks them to remove it which they do.

• Cyberbullying

• Bullying

• Not bullying

Answer explanation

This is not bullying because the student respected their friend when they asked them to remove the photo. They deleted the photo.

A student keeps sending anonymous text messages to someone they don’t like. That student, the recipient, does not find them funny.

• Cyberbullying

• Bullying

• Not bullying

Answer explanation

The student sends repeated messages on a digital device. This is targeted behaviour.

This behavior is cyberbullying.

A student has a friend that loves horses. Before she gets to school you decorate her desk with pictures of horses and write ‘Gina loves horses’ on her pencil case. Gina is completely embarrassed when she arrives.

• Cyberbullying

• Bullying

• Not Bullying

Answer explanation

Gina's friend was trying to be nice. Gina didn't like the attention and felt embarassed. This is not bullying behaviour.

A new student starts at school and quickly becomes the most popular person at school. Someone creates a ‘We hate them’ webpage and encourages their friends to post nasty messages on it.

• Cyberbullying

• Bullying

• Not Bullying

Answer explanation

Creating a 'We hate you' website and encouraging others to write mean comments is targeted behaviour. Since this incident happened on a digital device, it is cyberbullying.

A student tells a friend a secret, but doesn’t tell them not to tell others. The friend then post this on their SnapChat page. The student is devastated.

• Cyberbullying

• Bullying

• Not Bullying

Answer explanation

This is mean behaviour between friends. It is not cyberbullying because it is not targeted behaviour.