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WorksheetsANTI-BULLYING QUIZ
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is bullying?
Hurting someone on purpose and repeatedly
Accidentally bumping into someone
Making a joke once
Ignoring a rule in class
Which of these is not bullying?
Laughing with friends and everyone feels happy
Spreading rumours
Pushing someone to the ground
Leaving someone out on purpose
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying that happens online or on the phone
Bullying in the school canteen
Sending kind messages online
Talking to your teacher online
Which one shows verbal bullying?
Teasing or name-calling
Taking someone’s lunch
Hitting or kicking
Staring silently
Which is the best example of physical bullying?
Calling someone rude names
Excluding someone from a game
Hitting or shoving someone
Sending mean messages
Which is true about the difference between joking and bullying?
Joking is meant to be fun for everyone, while bullying is intended to hurt someone.
Joking and bullying are both meant to make people laugh.
Bullying is always accidental, while joking is always intentional.
Joking and bullying have no impact on people's feelings.
Who is an upstander?
Someone who joins in with the bully
Someone who stands up and helps the victim
Someone who ignores the problem
Someone who records the bullying
What is the right thing to do if you see bullying?
Laugh so you don’t get bullied too
Stay silent and walk away
Report it to a teacher or counsellor
Share it with friends online
Which statement is true about reporting and tattling?
Reporting is about safety; tattling is about getting others in trouble
Reporting and tattling mean the same
Tattling helps stop bullying
You should never report bullying
What does active listening mean?
Talking over others
Paying full attention and showing care when someone talks
Ignoring what others say
Looking at your phone while someone speaks
How can kindness stop bullying?
It helps everyone feel safe, included, and respected
It makes people scared to talk
It helps bullies get attention
It teaches others to fight back
You see a group of students teasing someone and telling jokes that hurt their feelings. You want to help, but you feel nervous.
What is the best action to take?
Tell them to stop and later report it to a teacher
Ignore it and hope it stops
Laugh so they don’t tease you too
Record it for fun
Your friend sends a mean message about another student in a group chat.
What should you do?
Send a laughing emoji to join in
Leave the chat quietly
Tell your friend the message is not kind and encourage them to delete it
Forward the message to more people
Why is it sometimes hard to be an upstander, even when you know it’s right?
Because people are afraid others might laugh or not listen
Because helping others is boring
Because bullies are always stronger
Because teachers don’t care
Why is it important to report bullying?
To make the bully feel bad
To help create a safer environment for everyone
To avoid getting involved
To get attention from friends
What is a sign of cyberbullying?
Sharing positive experiences with friends
Having fun conversations in a group chat
Getting repeated mean comments on social media
Receiving supportive messages online
How can empathy help in preventing bullying?
It isolates individuals further
It leads to more arguments
It makes people more competitive
It encourages understanding and support among peers
What is a potential long-term effect of bullying on a victim?
Improved social skills
Increased risk of mental health issues
Better academic performance
Stronger friendships
