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Froggy Jumps Bullying Awareness ChallengeOnline version Tackling bullying and responses by Atep Mulyana 1 What best defines bullying? a Friendly teasing among friends b Repeated aggressive behavior aimed to harm someone c A single argument 2 Which is an example of cyberbullying? a Sharing homework help online b Sending cruel messages online about someone c Posting a birthday welcome online 3 Who is a common target of bullying? a Teachers b Someone perceived as different or vulnerable c Popular students 4 Why is bullying harmful? a It lasts only one day b It boosts self-esteem c It can cause long-term mental health issues 5 What should bystanders do when they witness bullying? a Tell a trusted adult and offer support b Record it and watch passively c Join in to feel safe 6 In the moment, how can you safely respond? a Yell louder to scare them b Walk away without saying anything c Use a calm, confident voice to intervene if safe 7 What role do school policies play? a Anti-bullying policies support reporting and help b Policies punish all students equally c Bullying is a private matter only 8 What is a common issue with bullies’ behavior? a It often stems from insecurity b It has no consequences c It guarantees success 9 How can schools prevent bullying? a Programs, peer support, and clear reporting tools b Punish all students indiscriminately c Rely only on surveillance 10 What is cyberbullying? a Posting only friendly messages b Sharing homework openly c Using tech to threaten, harass, or exclude others

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Bullying Awareness ChallengeOnline version

Tackling bullying and responses

by Atep Mulyana

What best defines bullying?

Friendly teasing among friends

Repeated aggressive behavior aimed to harm someone

A single argument

Which is an example of cyberbullying?

Sharing homework help online

Sending cruel messages online about someone

Posting a birthday welcome online

Who is a common target of bullying?

Teachers

Someone perceived as different or vulnerable

Popular students

Why is bullying harmful?

It lasts only one day

It boosts self-esteem

It can cause long-term mental health issues

What should bystanders do when they witness bullying?

Tell a trusted adult and offer support

Record it and watch passively

Join in to feel safe

In the moment, how can you safely respond?

Yell louder to scare them

Walk away without saying anything

Use a calm, confident voice to intervene if safe

What role do school policies play?

Anti-bullying policies support reporting and help

Policies punish all students equally

Bullying is a private matter only

What is a common issue with bullies’ behavior?

It often stems from insecurity

It has no consequences

It guarantees success

How can schools prevent bullying?

Programs, peer support, and clear reporting tools

Punish all students indiscriminately

Rely only on surveillance

What is cyberbullying?

Posting only friendly messages

Sharing homework openly

Using tech to threaten, harass, or exclude others

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by Atep Mulyana

What best defines bullying?

Which is an example of cyberbullying?

Who is a common target of bullying?

Why is bullying harmful?

What should bystanders do when they witness bullying?

In the moment, how can you safely respond?

What role do school policies play?

What is a common issue with bullies’ behavior?

How can schools prevent bullying?

What is cyberbullying?

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