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Understanding Cyberbullying

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best defines cyberbullying?

a)

Friendly online chatting

b)

Repeated use of technology to harass or harm

c)

Sharing jokes online

d)

Studying with friends

2.

Which is NOT an example of cyberbullying?

a)

Threatening texts

b)

Spreading rumors online

c)

Sharing homework resources

d)

Posting embarrassing photos without consent

3.

What law in New York requires schools to address cyberbullying?

a)

FERPA

b)

Dignity for All Students Act (DASA)

c)

HIPAA

d)

CIPA

4.

Cyberbullying is different from traditional bullying because:

a)

It happens only in school

b)

It can happen 24/7 online

c)

It involves physical fights

d)

It is not harmful

5.

Which of the following is a common form of cyberbullying?

a)

Phishing scams

b)

Impersonation accounts

c)

Antivirus updates

d)

File sharing

6.

Which is a sign that someone may be a victim of cyberbullying?

a)

Improved grades

b)

Increased self-esteem

c)

Withdrawal and isolation

d)

More online activity

7.

Long-term effects of cyberbullying may include:

a)

Higher school performance

b)

Mental health struggles like anxiety or depression

c)

More popularity online

d)

Increased scholarships

8.

Which of the following is an immediate emotional effect of cyberbullying?

a)

Happiness

b)

Anger, fear, or sadness

c)

Excitement

d)

Motivation

9.

Cyberbullying may affect a student’s:

a)

Career opportunities

b)

Mental health

c)

Academic performance

d)

All of the above

10.

Which group is most vulnerable to cyberbullying?

a)

Adults with jobs

b)

Teenagers using social media

c)

Retired individuals

d)

Infants

11.

A strong password should include:

a)

Only your birthday

b)

A mix of letters, numbers, and symbols

c)

Simple repeated words

d)

Your pet’s name

12.

Which is the safest action if you receive a suspicious email link?

a)

Click to check it

b)

Delete and report it

c)

Forward to friends

d)

Save for later

13.

What does “digital footprint” mean?

a)

Number of devices you own

b)

Permanent online activity record

c)

Shoes made from tech

d)

Storage space on a computer

14.

Which of these is an example of responsible digital behavior?

a)

Respectful communication online

b)

Sharing private details publicly

c)

Insulting classmates in chat

d)

Downloading pirated movies

15.

Which online action can lead to legal consequences?

a)

Reposting school notices

b)

Threatening violence online

c)

Sending birthday wishes

d)

Sharing memes

16.

Posting someone’s private info online without permission is called:

a)

Catfishing

b)

Doxxing

c)

Spoofing

d)

Spamming

17.

Pretending to be someone else online is called:

a)

Harassment

b)

Impersonation

c)

Exclusion

d)

Flaming

18.

“Flaming” refers to:

a)

Friendly jokes

b)

Angry, abusive online messages

c)

Encouraging teamwork

d)

Blocking users

19.

Exclusion in cyberbullying means:

a)

Leaving someone out of online groups

b)

Adding more members to groups

c)

Giving someone access to accounts

d)

Sending invitations repeatedly

20.

Repeated online tracking and harassment is called:

a)

Cyberstalking

b)

Hacking

c)

Blocking

d)

Gaming

21.

First step if you’re cyberbullied?

a)

Stay silent

b)

Tell a trusted adult or teacher

c)

Attack back

d)

Delete accounts

22.

Which is the best way for bystanders to help?

a)

Encourage the bully

b)

Report and support the victim

c)

Ignore everything

d)

Spread the story further

23.

Who should a student report cyberbullying to in school?

a)

Cafeteria worker

b)

Trusted teacher or counselor

c)

Random classmate

d)

No one

24.

Which organization allows reporting of online crime?

a)

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

b)

NASA

c)

FDA

d)

EPA

25.

Why is silence not the best response to cyberbullying?

a)

It encourages the bully

b)

It solves the problem instantly

c)

It erases the digital footprint

d)

It avoids responsibility

26.

Which law protects minors from harmful online content in schools?

a)

ADA

b)

CIPA

c)

FERPA

d)

OSHA

27.

Which New York law specifically addresses student dignity and bullying?

a)

ADA

b)

DASA

c)

HIPAA

d)

OSHA

28.

Schools should handle cyberbullying by:

a)

Ignoring complaints

b)

Educating students on digital citizenship

c)

Banning all phones

d)

Punishing victims

29.

Which of the following may happen to a student who cyberbullies?

a)

Scholarship awards

b)

Suspension or expulsion

c)

More leadership opportunities

d)

Academic awards

30.

Which of these is considered a legal crime?

a)

Sending supportive texts

b)

Posting jokes

c)

Threatening violence online

d)

Changing a profile picture

31.

Which of these helps prevent cyberbullying?

a)

Using weak passwords

b)

Keeping accounts private

c)

Sharing login info

d)

Ignoring privacy settings

32.

Which feature helps stop harmful messages?

a)

Blocking/reporting tools

b)

Posting more info

c)

Removing filters

d)

Accepting all requests

33.

Two-factor authentication is used to:

a)

Share passwords

b)

Strengthen account security

c)

Open emails faster

d)

Delete old data

34.

Which is a safe online habit?

a)

Checking privacy settings regularly

b)

Posting personal photos publicly

c)

Using the same password everywhere

d)

Sharing your password with friends

35.

Public Wi-Fi is safest when used with:

a)

No password

b)

VPN protection

c)

Open connections

d)

Shared accounts

36.

A student posts threatening comments toward classmates. This is:

a)

Flaming

b)

Exclusion

c)

Cyberstalking

d)

Responsible behavior

37.

A fake account was made in your name. What should you do?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Report and block

c)

Retaliate with fake accounts

d)

Share it with everyone

38.

You receive repeated abusive emails from an anonymous source. This is:

a)

Cyberstalking

b)

Doxxing

c)

Exclusion

d)

Phishing

39.

Someone uploads your private photos without permission. This is:

a)

Doxxing

b)

Impersonation

c)

Friendly sharing

d)

Blocking

40.

A student spreads rumors about you in a school group chat. This is:

a)

Cyberbullying

b)

Encouragement

c)

Online safety

d)

Responsible behavior

41.

Why is cyberbullying harmful?

a)

It improves teamwork

b)

It damages mental health and safety

c)

It makes students popular

d)

It has no effect

42.

Why should students learn about digital footprints?

a)

To increase bullying

b)

To protect their reputation and careers

c)

To make accounts unsafe

d)

To hack others

43.

Which is an example of cyberbullying leading to legal issues?

a)

Sending threats online

b)

Sharing educational content

c)

Congratulating classmates

d)

Posting homework help

44.

Why is retaliation a poor response?

a)

It escalates the bullying

b)

It stops bullying instantly

c)

It erases records

d)

It protects victims

45.

Which of these is a healthy coping strategy?

a)

Talking to a counselor

b)

Remaining silent forever

c)

Bullying back

d)

Quitting school

46.

Why is reporting cyberbullying important?

a)

It protects only the bully

b)

It ensures accountability and safety

c)

It deletes online platforms

d)

It gives fame

47.

Which NYSS strand focuses on cyberbullying?

a)

Impacts of Computing

b)

Data & Analysis

c)

Programming

d)

Robotics

48.

Which technology can make bullying more harmful?

a)

Anonymous apps

b)

Privacy filters

c)

Security software

d)

Parental controls

49.

Which is an example of digital resilience?

a)

Ignoring help

b)

Building support networks and coping

c)

Fighting back online

d)

Exposing others’ secrets

50.

Which is the best practice for schools?

a)

Cyberbullying awareness programs

b)

Ignoring students

c)

Allowing harmful chats

d)

Encouraging retaliation

51.

Why is doxxing dangerous?

a)

It reveals private information publicly

b)

It strengthens privacy

c)

It builds teamwork

d)

It improves learning

52.

Which of these is a positive online behavior?

a)

Respectful digital communication

b)

Harassment in groups

c)

Ignoring privacy tools

d)

Exclusion from chats

53.

Which of the following is a safe step if harassed online?

a)

Keep evidence, report to trusted adults

b)

Delete everything quietly

c)

Ignore and stay silent

d)

Share with friends for fun

54.

What does COPPA protect?

a)

Children’s online privacy

b)

Teacher salaries

c)

School lunches

d)

Sports schedules

55.

Which is a supportive action by peers?

a)

Defending the bully

b)

Reporting harassment

c)

Sharing rumors

d)

Blocking the victim