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Anti-Bullying

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is bullying?

a)

Someone who does not talk to you.

b)

Someone who won't help you in class.

c)

Someone who uses their power to hurt others.

d)

Someone who possesses cow-like traits.

2.

Why don't kids tell their parents they are getting bullied?

a)

They are scared of their parents

b)

They are scared the bully is going to do something worse

c)

They don't care

d)

All of the above

3.

What should you do if you are witnessing someone being bullied?

a)

get your friends to witness it

b)

laugh along

c)

tell a teacher as quickly as possible

d)

tell a teacher after you laugh

4.

What is the best way to address bullying?

a)

Yell at the bully

b)

Nothing

c)

Stop it before it starts

d)

Violence

5.

What is an example of physical bullying?

a)

Texting

b)

Driving

c)

Screaming

d)

Pushing

6.

You are walking home from school with Neethu and Meenu. Neethu gets angry with Meenu and pushes her down on the ground. What should you do?

a)

Nothing, you don't want to get hurt too.

b)

Run as fast as you can to tell an adult.

c)

Kick Meenu while she is on the ground.

d)

Stand in front of Neethu and challenge her to a fight.

7.

Cyberbullying is most likely done _______.

a)

online

b)

on a school bus

c)

in a classroom

8.

What do all forms of bullying have in common?

a)

They all result in physical injury.

b)

They all make victims feel powerless.

c)

The bully is usually bigger than the bully-victim.

9.

When you gossip about someone, you are most likely _____.

a)

trying to protect that person

b)

trying to hurt that person's reputation

c)

trying to build that person's confidence

10.

Written negative words about an individual in order to ruin their reputation is

a)

libel

b)

slander

c)

trolling

d)

denigration

11.

Repeated pestering or disturbing of a person in general is

a)

denigration

b)

trolling

c)

harrassment

d)

slander

12.

Intimidation means to

a)

fill with fear; make someone feel scared.

b)

deceive or injure a person.

c)

increase or aggravate a level of bitterness in a person.

d)

quarrel with someone to upset them.

13.
Cyberbullying generally doesn't involve physical violence. What does "physical"mean in this case? 
a)
Severe
b)
Body­related
c)
Having to do with emotions
d)
Mild
14.
What can you infer from the fact that people are more likely to say mean things online than in person?
a)
The internet doesn't have the same rules of behavior as real life.
b)
Using chat rooms and message boards makes some people angry.
c)
The Internet is much more dangerous than real life.
d)
Being anonymous can make some people forget their manners.
15.
Which of these is NOT correct way to end cyberbullying?
a)
Block people
b)
Don't do anything about it 
c)
Reach out for help
d)
Protect your accounts 
16.
When using email you should always: 
a)
open and read all emails carefully 
b)
reply back to harassing emails to tell them to leave you alone 
c)
 delete all emails (unread) from people you do not know
d)
 download all email attachments to your computer
17.
When using your computer to swap music with others, be aware that there is real danger in doing so because: 
a)
 swapping all music is against the law
b)
opening email lets other people have access to your computer
c)
many nasty viruses can be transferred to your computer 
d)
 most files you swap will be incomplete
18.
When using blogs, chat rooms, email, or instant messaging:
a)
never reveal your last name 
b)
never reveal your user name or password 
c)
 never reveal your phone number 
d)
never reveal any of the above information
19.
 If anyone online is making you uncomfortable or scared, the best thing for you to do is:
a)
 Tell a trusted adult about it. 
b)
Write them back and tell them to leave you alone. 
c)
 Turn off your computer 
d)
 Meet them and tell them to leave you alone. 
20.

What's the best way to prove that you've been a victim of cyberbullying?

a)

Talking about it to an adult you trust.

b)

Telling a good friend about what has been happening.

c)

Saving screenshots of instances where you've been harassed.

d)

Replying to harassing texts or emails.