Cyberbullying Quiz

Which of the following is NOT an example of cyberbulling?

• Sharing embarrassing or private information about someone else online

• Excluding someone from an online group that everyone else is a part of

• Posting a funny photo of your friend online with their permission

• Sending mean, rude, or threatening messages to someone

Answer explanation

Make sure you still ask yourself if the photo is appropriate - could it reflect badly on you or your friend in the future?

What should you do if you realise you've been unkind online?

• Say sorry to the person you hurt

• Delete all of your social media accounts

• Ask for help from someone you trust and respect

• Try and forget about it

Answer explanation

It's okay to make mistakes but it's important to apologise - you can always ask your teacher for advice on how to do this.

How can you prevent cyberbullying?

• Change my social media settings to private

• Only add people I know

• Be kind, respectful and responsible online

• I can't, it's totally out of my control

Answer explanation

It's your responsibility to be safe, responsible and kind online. Be an awesome example for your peers!

In the first video, you were told to remember 'WWW', what does this stand for?

• Whole World's Watching

• Who Would Worry

• Wonderful Waffles Wait

Answer explanation

Even if your settings are on private, someone could still screenshot what you post and share it. Be sure to think about whether or not your post could negatively effect you now or in the future!

What should you do if you're getting bullied online?

• Send back mean things to the bully

• Screenshot the evidence, block or unfriend the person, tell a trusted adult.

• Ignore it and hope it stops

Answer explanation

You can also report it to the social media platform or the e-safety commission.

What should you do if someone you know is getting bullied online?

• Check in on the person to see if they are okay

• Ignore it - you don't want to get involved

• Tell a trusted adult

• Join in - you don't want to seem uncool

Answer explanation

It's important to speak up if you notice someone else experiencing cyberbullying.

Where can you go for help and information about cyberbullying?

• Kids Help Line

• E-Safety Commission

• Your teacher

• Your Grandma's Bingo Night

Answer explanation

These are some great resources! You can totally go to Grandma's bingo night too, but it might not be very helpful for cyberbullying support...