WorksheetsAnti-Ragging Awareness Quiz
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
A first-year student receives repeated messages in a WhatsApp group from seniors asking them to post embarrassing selfies. The student feels uncomfortable but fears retaliation if they refuse. What should the student do?
Ignore the messages and hope it stops
Post the pictures to avoid trouble
Report the group to the Anti-Ragging Committee or helpline
Leave the group quietly without telling anyone
A senior posts a meme mocking a junior on Instagram, tagging them and using insulting language. The junior is upset but doesn't want to 'make it a big deal.' What is the correct step?
Report to the Anti-Ragging Cell and keep evidence
Comment back with equal insults
Ask a friend to 'hack' the senior's account
Just block the senior and move on
During an online class, a group of seniors constantly sends private Zoom messages to a fresher, telling them to 'sing a song' or 'dance' or else they'll 'make life difficult.' What is the correct action?
Comply so the seniors stop bothering
Take screenshots and report to the faculty/Anti-Ragging Cell
Pretend to have internet issues and leave
Tell another junior to take your place
A fresher is added to a Telegram group named 'Fun with Newbies,' where members share humiliating 'tasks' for juniors to perform on video calls. The right choice is:
Participate for fun
Take screenshots, leave the group, and report
Tell them you're busy and can't join
Keep quiet and watch others do it
A first-year student gets anonymous emails threatening to spread false rumors unless they complete 'fun challenges.' The best action is:
Reply to the emails denying the accusations
Report the emails to the Anti-Ragging Cell and authorities
Delete the emails without reading
Ask friends for advice before doing anything
A fresher receives a 'welcome challenge' on a social media platform to upload a video of themselves doing a silly act, tagged with the college name. The challenge is circulated only among seniors. Best response?
Upload the video to stay friendly with seniors
Ignore it and report the incident to authorities
Ask seniors to give you a different task
Make the video but don't tag the college
A fresher is repeatedly tagged in fake dating profiles created by seniors as part of a 'joke.' Correct step is:
Laugh along to avoid conflict
File a complaint with the Anti-Ragging Committee and report to the cybercrime portal
Ask the seniors to stop privately
Delete your social media accounts
In a private Discord server, seniors post derogatory nicknames for juniors and force them to use those nicknames during online interactions. What should a victim do?
Accept the nickname as harmless
Leave the server and keep quiet
Take screenshots and report to the Anti-Ragging Cell
Give a nickname back to the senior
A fresher receives multiple prank calls from seniors using fake numbers, asking personal and embarrassing questions. Right choice is:
Block the numbers and stay silent
Record the calls and report
Change your phone number
Answer with fake information
During an online group project, seniors intentionally assign all the hardest and most time-consuming work to juniors, warning them not to complain. Correct action:
Do the work quietly to avoid tension
Discuss with a faculty member and report the behavior
Ask another junior to share the workload
Wait until the project is over to take action
You are a class representative and see a private Snapchat group where some seniors are discussing a 'plan' to embarrass first-year students during a welcome webinar. They haven't acted yet, but the intent is clear. What's the most responsible action?
Wait until the act happens, then report
Join the group and try to talk them out of it
Capture evidence and report the plan to the Anti-Ragging Committee before it happens
Warn the juniors privately to avoid the event
A senior 'mentorship' WhatsApp group begins with helpful advice, but later seniors start asking juniors to reveal personal secrets in the name of 'bonding.' One junior seems uncomfortable but doesn't speak up. As a bystander junior, what should you do?
Stay silent because it's not directed at you
Privately check on the junior and encourage them to report
Make a joke to change the topic
Leave the group without explanation
You're a hostel warden. A fresher reports receiving inappropriate late-night video calls from seniors, but your CCTV logs show no physical contact. Seniors claim it's 'just online fun.' Your best step:
Ignore because it's outside hostel premises
Warn the seniors informally
Document the complaint and escalate to the Anti-Ragging Committee
Tell the fresher to block the numbers
During an online debate competition, a panel of senior judges repeatedly ridicules one particular fresher on live chat, making fun of their accent and family background. Other participants laugh. As the event coordinator, what is your correct immediate step?
Let the event continue but address it privately later
Stop the behavior immediately, document evidence, and file a report
Mute the chat but take no further action
Ask the fresher to 'ignore it and focus'
A fresher finds their photo on a meme page run by 'unknown' students, with captions hinting at personal information. They suspect seniors but have no proof. Best course of action?
Wait until proof emerges
Report the page to the Anti-Ragging Cell and cybercrime unit, even without proof
Comment on the post asking them to delete it
Ask friends to track the page admin
Your close friend is a senior who shares in confidence that they 'forced a junior to make a funny TikTok video' but says it's harmless. The junior hasn't complained. What should you do?
Keep your friend's secret
Convince your friend to self-report or stop, but also be ready to report yourself
Wait until the junior speaks up
Tell others about it to shame your friend
In a Zoom fresher's orientation, a group of seniors uses fake names to join, spams the chat with offensive jokes about new students, and quickly leaves before being identified. What's the correct next step for organizers?
End the session immediately
Review Zoom logs, collect screenshots, and report to both IT support and Anti-Ragging Committee
Ignore as it's anonymous
Restart the meeting and hope it doesn't happen again
A fresher is tricked into giving access to their Instagram account during 'initiation' and seniors post embarrassing content pretending to be them. The most effective immediate action is:
Change password and pretend nothing happened
Document the posts, recover the account, and report
Delete the account entirely
Confront the seniors directly
You're a faculty advisor and receive an anonymous email claiming a senior is harassing juniors online. The email has no details, but you suspect it's genuine based on past behavior. What should you do?
Discard it as there's no evidence
Monitor the senior quietly before acting
Begin a discreet inquiry, gather evidence, and alert the Anti-Ragging Committee
Forward the email to the authorities
What should you do?
Discard it as there's no evidence
Monitor the senior quietly before acting
Begin a discreet inquiry, gather evidence, and alert the Anti-Ragging Committee
Forward the email to all staff without checking
What should the observing faculty-in-charge do?
Let it continue since it started harmlessly
Stop the activity immediately, explain the violation, and report
Remove only the harmful tasks but allow the rest
Wait until a junior complains
Best response for the fresher?
Delete the post to stop the comments
Collect screenshots and report to the Anti-Ragging Cell
Respond with equally rude comments
Block the senior
As a junior watching, the right action is:
Leave the stream quietly
Record the stream and report
Comment asking them to stop
Share the link with more people
As a participant, what's best?
Stay out of it
Speak up, tell them it's wrong, and report if it continues
Laugh along to avoid being targeted
Message the junior privately only
Your correct action as a moderator is:
Allow it as long as it's 'harmless'
Delete the thread, warn the senior, and escalate to Anti-Ragging Committee
Rename the thread to something less offensive
Close the forum for a few days
The best step is:
Leave the groups silently
Take screenshots, block numbers, and report
Ask seniors if they created the groups
Ignore the messages
As the club president, the right step is:
Continue with only the fun parts
Stop the activity immediately and file a report
Let it run if juniors agree
Finish the game but warn them later
Best step:
Change your profile picture
Report to cybercrime and Anti-Ragging Cell with proof
Confront seniors privately
Ignore it until it stops
Best action:
Quit the game
Collect evidence and report
Create a new gaming ID
Ask friends to protect you in-game
As the host, you should:
Ignore unless the fresher complains
Step in, stop the behavior, and report if needed
Let the session finish
Remove the fresher from the chat
Best course as a faculty member:
Ignore anonymous tips
Investigate, gather proof, and escalate
Wait for an official complaint
Announce in class that the account must be deleted
Right step as a junior noticing it's fishy:
Drop out silently
Inform the Anti-Ragging Committee with details
Complain only to club members
Ask for different tasks
Best choice:
Refuse and leave quietly
Take screenshots and report
Accept to get the help
Create another account to join
Best action as a responsible peer:
Wait until they actually do it
Warn the juniors and report the plan
Confront the seniors directly
Tell faculty only if the videos appear
Correct step:
Comment to remove your name/photo
Report the post and inform Anti-Ragging Committee
Ignore since it's meant as a joke
Ask other juniors if they're okay with it
Best reaction:
Laugh it off
Report the post to LinkedIn and authorities
Click the link to see what happens
Ask seniors to stop privately
Best step:
Leave quietly and say nothing
Leave, record the session, and report
Stay and try to change the subject
Answer reluctantly
Best step as a faculty:
Advise the fresher to ignore it
Disable chat temporarily and address the seniors with strict warning
Tell the fresher to use a different name online
Move the fresher to another class
Right reaction for the fresher:
Ignore since it's already shared
Save proof and report
Edit the senior's photo in return
Ask seniors to remove it
Correct action:
Attend but refuse to participate
Decline, document the invite, and report
Join to see what happens first
Tell another junior to take your place
Best choice:
Join them but avoid calling
Warn the junior and report to Anti-Ragging Cell
Stay silent because it's not your business
Tell a mutual friend to intervene
