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Know how to spot and stop online harassment.

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Froggy Jumps Cyberbullying QuizOnline version Know how to spot and stop online harassment. by Debora Volkers 1 What is cyberbullying? a Repeated, intentional harassment or humiliation using digital tools. b Quick sharing of a funny meme without consent. c A one-time prank online. 2 Which is a clear sign of cyberbullying? a Receiving threats or extremely negative messages repeatedly. b Creating a new email account for fun. c Liking a post you disagree with. 3 What should you do first if you’re being cyberbullied? a Save evidence, block the user, and report to an adult or platform. b Reply with more insults to end it. c Ignore it and hope it stops. 4 Which action is NOT a safe response to cyberbullying? a Blocking the bully and reporting it. b Posting a retaliatory comment publicly. c Saving screenshots for evidence. 5 Which practice helps prevent cyberbullying? a Sharing private messages publicly to confront the bully. b Posting personal data to prove a point. c Setting strong privacy controls and teaching respectful online behavior. 6 Who should you tell if cyberbullying involves threats or grooming? a Ignore it and wait for it to go away. b Only the bully, to negotiate a pause. c A trusted adult, school official, or platform support. 7 Which is NOT a recommended online safety habit? a Accepting messages from unknown people without checking. b Regularly updating privacy settings. c Using strong, unique passwords. 8 What is doxxing in the context of cyberbullying? a Sharing private information to harm someone’s reputation or safety. b Posting a compliment about someone online. c Creating a group moderated by adults. 9 Why is reporting cyberbullying important? a It doesn’t affect the bully’s behavior. b It makes the bully more popular. c It helps stop the abuse and protects others from harm. 10 Which strategy supports a healthy online environment? a Promote respectful communication and bystander intervention. b Engage in heated arguments to win. c Encourage sharing private data to prove points.

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Cyberbullying Quiz

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by Debora Volkers

What is cyberbullying?

Which is a clear sign of cyberbullying?

What should you do first if you’re being cyberbullied?

Which action is NOT a safe response to cyberbullying?

Which practice helps prevent cyberbullying?

Who should you tell if cyberbullying involves threats or grooming?

Which is NOT a recommended online safety habit?

What is doxxing in the context of cyberbullying?

Why is reporting cyberbullying important?

Which strategy supports a healthy online environment?