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Discrimination, Exclusion, Bullying, Ostracism Quiz

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Distinguish social harms

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Discrimination, Exclusion, Bullying, Ostracism Quiz
 

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Discrimination, Exclusion, Bullying, Ostracism QuizOnline version

Distinguish social harms

by Milena Gómez
1

A student is told they cannot join the club because of their religion. Which harm is this most clearly?

2

During lunch, two groups ignore a classmate who sits alone and never invites them to talk. This is best described as?

3

A classmate shouts insults about another student’s appearance daily, causing distress over weeks. This is an example of?

4

A student refuses to include a peer in group work because of their disability, but doesn’t insult them. This is?

5

A teacher consistently assigns fewer projects to students of a specific race, impacting grades. This demonstrates?

6

A peer is left out of every game and never told why they’re excluded, over several weeks. This is?

7

A student is mocked for wearing glasses and teased in front of the class every day. This is an example of?

8

A group avoids sitting with a new student at lunch and excludes them from conversations. This describes?

9

A club owner refuses admission to someone because of their nationality, isolating them from activities. This is?

10

A student is invited to the party but is ignored by hosts and not spoken to throughout the event. This is an example of?

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