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WorksheetsTrivia bullying quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 5mins
1 - How do you recognize someone who bullies?
a) Size. The person bullying is bigger than the person being bullied.
b) Gender. Girls don’t bully, only boys do.
c) Behaviour. They do something that hurts or harms another person.
d) Age. It’s always older kids picking on younger kids.
2 - Bullying includes:
a) Physical aggression.
b) Social pressures.
c) Both of the above.
d) Being kind.
3 - At what age is bullying most common?
a) Elementary school.
b) Middle school.
c) High school.
d) University.
4 - How can you identify a child who bullies?
a) Ask the teachers.
b) Observe how children interact.
c) Ask the school principal.
d) Ask the parents.
5 - What is the first step a school should take to decrease bullying?
a) Define what is considered to be bullying.
b) Enforce a zero tolerance rule for bullying.
c) Have a school assembly about bullying.
d) Do nothing.
6 - Children who typically are targets of bullies tend to be:
a) passive.
b) aggressive.
c) rule-conscious
d) passive and rule-conscious.
7 - Female bullies tend to…
a) use emotional tactics.
b) bully in groups.
c) both of the above.
d) be kind.
8 - A child who is a target of bullying should first…
a) try to talk to the bully by themselves.
b) report the bullying incident.
c) try to ignore the bullying.
d) cry.
9 - A child will appear less vulnerable if he/she…
a) stays with a group of peers.
b) is alone.
c) is socially isolated.
d) shy.
10 - Schools that have low levels of bullying report…
a) higher test scores.
b) greater school happiness.
c) Both of the above.
d) greater school aggressiveness.
11 - Percent of students who believe teachers actually see the bullying that happens at school:
a) 15.
b) 30.
c) 50.
d) 75.
12 - What is NOT the correct way to deal with cyberbullying
or with watching it?
a) Tell your parents or adults you can trust.
b) Don't tell anyone and be a "bystander".
c) File complaints for websites, if applicable.
d) If you are not the victim, help them in private.
13 - Teasing, name calling, threats, intimidation, demeaning jokes, rumours, gossip and slander are examples of…
a) emotional bullying.
b) physical bullying.
c) verbal bullying.
d) non verbal bullying.
14 - Sending mean text messages, posting videos, stories, or photos that ridicule someone, and spreading rumours through social networking sites are examples of…
a) physical bullying.
b) verbal bullying.
c) non verbal bullying.
d) cyberbullying.
