Recognizing Violence and Being an Upstander

What is a warning sign that someone may be planning violence?

• Sudden interest in sports

• Talking about hurting others

• Asking for help with homework

• Joining a new club

What does "Say Something week" encourage students to do?

• Ignore problems

• Speak up about concerns

• Stay silent

• Only talk to friends

What is the difference between an upstander and a bystander?

• Upstanders take action, bystanders do nothing

• Both ignore problems

• Bystanders always report threats

• Upstanders never speak up

Which of the following is an example of reporting a threat effectively?

• Telling a trusted adult

• Posting about it on social media

• Ignoring it

• Laughing about it with friends

What should you do if you see something suspicious at school?

• Keep it to yourself

• Say something to a responsible person

• Wait for someone else to notice

• Leave school early

Which of the following is NOT a warning sign of violence?

• Expressing anger in a healthy way

• Making threats

• Obsessing over weapons

• Isolating from friends

If you witness bullying, what is the best way to be an upstander?

• Join in with the bully

• Support the victim and report the incident

• Walk away and ignore it

• Tell the bully to stop privately

Why is it important to recognize warning signs early?

• To avoid getting involved

• To prevent potential harm

• To punish others

• To make friends

How can a bystander help prevent violence in school?

• By ignoring warning signs

• By reporting suspicious behavior

• By spreading rumors

• By staying silent

What is a responsible way to report a threat you overheard?

• Tell a teacher or school counselor

• Tell your classmates

• Post it online

• Ignore it