WorksheetsCyberbullying Quiz
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is cyberbullying?
When someone deliberately and repeatedly targets, harasses or intentionally tries to hurt someone using digital technology.
When someone deliberately and repeatedly targets, harasses or intentionally tries to hurt someone on social media.
When someone argues or disagrees with someone else online.
When can cyberbullying occur?
When they are online.
After school.
Anytime.
Only when it's seen.
Which statement is false?
Posting false information about someone with the intent to harm can have legal consequences.
Threatening someone online can be a criminal offense.
Posting false information about someone with the intent to harm can have legal consequences.
Cyberbullying can never result in criminal charges of a minor.
A student repeatedly sends threatening messages to a classmate online, including private information meant to embarrass them. Which of these is true?
Legal action can only be taken if the messages are posted publicly.
The student could face legal consequences, including fines or criminal charges.
The victim must respond online for any consequences to apply.
Online messages are not considered real threats.
Recall the scenario previously completed: What should Liam have not done after Jonathan sent screenshots of their private conversation?
Tried to get revenge by sending embarrassing messages about Jonathan.
Told a trusted adult and reported it.
Documented evidence of the messages and online harassment in case legal or school action is needed.
Block or mute people who are harassing him.
Recall the scenario previously completed: Which action can Sonam take to stop the harassment she is receiving from an anonymous number?
Block the number.
Report it to the police.
Share the image with friends so she cannot be blackmailed.
Delete the text messages.
What is the correct order of steps to report cyberbullying?
Report to platform → Document the incident → Contact eSafety Commissioner → Follow up → Seek support
Seek support → Document the incident → Contact eSafety Commissioner → Report to platform → Follow up
Document the incident → Report to platform → Contact eSafety Commissioner → Seek support → Follow up
Which of the following actions will not help you be better online?
Think before you post, share, or comment, considering how it might affect others.
Post mean or funny content about someone if you think it’s just a joke.
Report harmful, threatening, or inappropriate content you see online.
Respect other people’s privacy and never share private information or images without consent.
