Cyberbullying Quiz

Where does bullying mainly take place?

• Online

• In person (face-to-face)

• Through SMS

• On social media

Answer explanation

Bullying mainly takes place in person (face-to-face), as indicated by the correct answer choice.

What devices are commonly used for cyberbullying?

• Televisions

• Radios

• Cell phones, computers, and tablets

• Printers

Answer explanation

Cell phones, computers, and tablets are commonly used for cyberbullying due to their connectivity and anonymity features, allowing perpetrators to harass others online.

Which of the following is NOT a way cyberbullying can occur?

• Through SMS

• Through Text

• Through apps

• Through face-to-face interaction

Answer explanation

Through face-to-face interaction is NOT a way cyberbullying can occur, as it involves direct physical interaction rather than online methods like SMS, text, or apps.

What percentage of kids will be cyberbullied online?

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

• A little over 40%

Answer explanation

A little over 40% of kids will be cyberbullied online, making it the correct choice among the answer options provided.

Why can cyberbullying be harder to prosecute?

• It happens in person

• The bully can have anonymity

• It is always lawful

• It is not harmful

Answer explanation

Cyberbullying can be harder to prosecute because the bully can have anonymity, making it difficult to identify and hold them accountable.

What was the primary reason for the creation of David's Law?

• To modernize anti-bullying laws

• To honor David Molak's legacy

• To address off-campus bullying

• To empower schools to investigate bullying

Answer explanation

To honor David Molak's legacy

What does David's Law allow schools to do?

• Ignore off-campus bullying

• Investigate and address cyberbullying

• Punish students without evidence

• Exclude cyberbullying from district policies

Answer explanation

David's Law allows schools to investigate and address cyberbullying, not ignore it or exclude it from district policies.

What must school districts include in their bullying policies according to David's Law?

• Physical bullying only

• Cyberbullying

• Verbal bullying only

• No specific type of bullying

Answer explanation

According to David's Law, school districts must include cyberbullying in their bullying policies.

Who must be notified if a child is a victim or alleged aggressor of bullying according to David's Law?

• The child's friends

• The child's parents

• The child's teachers

• The child's classmates

Answer explanation

According to David's Law, the child's parents must be notified if the child is a victim or alleged aggressor of bullying.

What does David's Law provide to parents and courts?

• New tools to protect cyberbullying victims

• Methods to ignore cyberbullying

• Ways to punish parents

• Techniques to avoid law enforcement

Answer explanation

David's Law provides new tools to protect cyberbullying victims, not methods to ignore cyberbullying, ways to punish parents, or techniques to avoid law enforcement.