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WorksheetsHealth Class Unit 2: Bullying and Violence
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 5hrs 47mins
A person who attempts to hurt or frighten people whom he or she considered helpless
Friend
Victim
Bully
True or False: Access to firearms is a risk factor for violence among young people.
True
False
Obsessing about and following or making contact with an individual with the intent to threaten or harm that person is
Assault
Stalking
Sexual Harassment
Homicide
True or False: Using sarcasm is an effective way to handle a bully.
True
False
A physical attack or the threat of such an attack is
assault
hate crime
sexual harassment
stalking
True or False: Physical, Verbal, Emotional, and Cyber are all types of bullying
True
False
A hate crime is
A random act of kindness
A crime committed against a loved one
The use of physical force to harm people or property
A crime based upon hatred towards a group of people
Which choice best represents an example of emotional bullying
Kicking another student
Destroy a person's property
Excluding a classmate from your lunch table
Throwing an object at others
Repeatedly posting hateful comments and embarrassing photos on the internet is an example of
physical bullying
verbal bullying
cyber bullying
emotional bullying
Empathy is...
being nice to others
putting yourself in someone else's shoes
not liking someone
not understanding someone
This is one reason people bully others
they hate everyone
they have no friends
they are looking for control and power
they have a loving home and want to make others unhappy
If someone is threatening you or making you feel scared that is this type of bullying...
social alienation
verbal
physical
intimidation
Making fun of someone is this type of bullying...
Social Alienation
verbal
physical
intimidation
Using your body to hurt others is this type of bullying...
Social Alienation
Verbal
Physical
Intimidation
Bullying usually happens in front of others & especially adults so it's easy to catch.
True
False
Bullying can effect the person's (victims) physical health.
True
False
An upstander is...
Someone who sees bullying but doesn't want to get involved
Someone who sees bullying and goes along with the bully
Someone who sees bullying and does something about it
Someone who sees bullying and tells everyone to join in
A group of students corner another student and shove them around, threatening them with physical harm.
Social Bullying
Verbal Bullying
Physical Bullying
Cyber Bullying
A student steals another student's belongings and physically threatens them if they try to get them back.
Social Bullying
Verbal Bullying
Physical Bullying
Cyber Bullying
A student calls a classmate an offensive name every day, knowing it upsets them.
Social Bullying
Verbal Bullying
Physical Bullying
Cyber Bullying
A student creates a fake social media account and uses it to spread rumors and make hurtful comments about another student.
Social Bullying
Verbal Bullying
Physical Bullying
Cyber Bullying
A student is bullied for being different, causing them to feel excluded and unwelcome.
Social Bullying
Verbal Bullying
Physical Bullying
Cyber Bullying
A group of friends make fun of another friend's appearance and interests, causing them to feel ashamed and embarrassed.
Social Bullying
Verbal Bullying
Physical Bullying
Cyber Bullying
who is the bully ?
green shirt boy
pink shirt girl
yellow shirt boy
blue shirt boy
what form of bullying is this?
physical
cyber
emotional
verbal
Which of the following is a way to prevent bullying?
Encouraging respect and kindness towards others
Teaching children to be tough and not to show emotions
Ignoring bullying behavior
Telling victims to fight back
Which of the following is NOT a consequence of bullying?
Low self-esteem
Depression
Improved mental health
Increased risk of suicide
What is the impact of bullying on mental health?
Improved mental health
No impact on mental health
Increased risk of anxiety and depression
Increased self-esteem
each side agrees to give up something to reach a solution
compromise
negotiations
collaboration
mediation
feeling negatively about someone b/c of their race
prejudice
bullying
racism
revenge
getting back at someone for something they did to you
difference in values
revenge
arguments
prejudice
accepting differences
tolerance
diversity
racism
hate
raising your voice in a conflict (escalating or de-escalating the conflict)
escalating
de-escalating
