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Cyberbullying Multiple Choice


Cyberbullying Multiple ChoiceVersión en línea Multiple choice about what is a cyberbully, what do it and how to be an upstander por Danielle 1 What is Cyberbullying? a A single rude comment made on a post b When someone gives you positive feedback on the group chat c When someone uses the internet or digital devices to be mean or make someone upset on purpose d When your ignore a comment or post 2 Which one of these give an example of cyberbullying a Excluding someone from a group chat b Sending someone a funny face emoji c Blocking someone online d Commenting "good job" on a post 3 According to Kids Helpline, one of the first steps to do if you are being cyberbullied, is to: a Reply back with a mean comment b Delete all messages c Block the person and keep evidence (screenshots), report it, then tell a trusted adult d Keep quiet and handle it on your own 4 Why is it important to keep screenshots or evidence of when cyberbullying occurs? a Because digital bullying can be deleted or hidden and evidence show what happened b So you can keep them and later post them for revenge c It's not important, just ignore the bully d To remind yourself of these comments 5 Which of these programs train students to be 'Upstanders'? a The Upside Project b The Upstand Project c The Up And Away Project d The Stand Up Project 6 What is the difference between an 'Upstander' and a 'Bystander'? a Upstanders hide. Bystanders walk. b Upstanders help. Bystanders watch. c Upstanders laugh. Bystanders wave. d Upstanders sit up. Bystanders sit down. 7 When can the eSafety Commissioner investigate cyberbullying complaints? a When the target is under 18 and the content is likely to seriously harm their physical or mental health. b When a someone over 18 post something harmless c When someone under 18 invites you to join the group chat d When someone under 18 makes a negative comment 8 According to eSafety Commissioner, which of these are not cyberbullying a Sending hurtful messages b Creating a fake account c Sharing embarrassing photos or video d Complimenting on a post 9 Which of the following is not a helpful response if someone you know is being cyberbullied? a Telling them to ignore it and toughen up b Helping them get support from an adult c Checking in and asking if they are okay d Helping block and report the bullying 10 Why is it important for students to learn about being kind online and recognising cyberbullying? a Because online bullying doesn't matter, unless it's in person b Because what happens online can be harmful, effect mental health and safety of others c Because cyberbullying can only happen outside of school d Because cyberbullying only effects adults

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What is Cyberbullying?

Which one of these give an example of cyberbullying

According to Kids Helpline, one of the first steps to do if you are being cyberbullied, is to:

Why is it important to keep screenshots or evidence of when cyberbullying occurs?

Which of these programs train students to be 'Upstanders'?

What is the difference between an 'Upstander' and a 'Bystander'?

When can the eSafety Commissioner investigate cyberbullying complaints?

According to eSafety Commissioner, which of these are not cyberbullying

Which of the following is not a helpful response if someone you know is being cyberbullied?

Why is it important for students to learn about being kind online and recognising cyberbullying?