Listening Comprehension: What's cyberbullying?

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Listening Comprehension: What's cyberbullying?Online version Watch the video, read the questions and answer selecting the correct option. by Ana García 1 What might cause someone to be mean? a They are trying to help someone. b They might be feeling angry, upset, or jealous. c They are trying to make a new friend. d They want to be nice to others. 2 What is the main difference between being mean and bullying? a Being mean happens only once. b Bullying is when someone feels angry. c Bullying happens repeatedly and uses power to hurt others. d Being mean is always online. 3 What is cyberbullying? a Bullying that happens face-to-face. b Bullying that only happens in school. c Helping someone who is upset online. d Bullying that happens on the internet or through a device. 4 Why can cyberbullying be harder to escape? a It can happen anywhere, anytime. b It only happens at school. c It is only on the phone. d People can easily see who the bully is. 5 What advantage do cyberbullies have? a They stop bullying after one incident. b They only bully in person. c They can help others. d They can hide who they are. 6 What is one reason cyberbullying is more dangerous than regular bullying? a People can see what's happening online and gang up on someone. b It only happens in person. c It only happens after school hours. d It's more difficult for the victim to escape. 7 What should you do if you see someone being bullied online? a Laugh at the bully. b Join in and bully them. c Give support and report it to a trusted adult. d Ignore it and walk away. 8 What does being an "upstander" mean? a Joining the bully in hurting someone. b Doing nothing when someone is bullied. c Standing up for others and saying something to the bully. d Making fun of the bully. 9 Which of these is NOT mentioned as a way to respond to bullying? a Confronting the bully b Reporting it to a trusted adult. c Giving support to the person being bullied. d Being an upstander. 10 Why is it important to report bullying to a trusted adult? a Because they can help keep everyone safe and stop the bullying. b Because adults always punish the bully. c Because it's fun to talk about it. d Because adults can make the bully stop.

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What might cause someone to be mean?

What is the main difference between being mean and bullying?

What is cyberbullying?

Why can cyberbullying be harder to escape?

What advantage do cyberbullies have?

What is one reason cyberbullying is more dangerous than regular bullying?

What should you do if you see someone being bullied online?

What does being an "upstander" mean?

Which of these is NOT mentioned as a way to respond to bullying?

Why is it important to report bullying to a trusted adult?