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Cyberbullying Quiz

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Identify Cyberbullying behaviours, analyse how situations escalate and evaluate appropriate actions for scenarios.

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Identify Cyberbullying behaviours, analyse how situations escalate and evaluate appropriate actions for scenarios.

by Alix Cavenagh
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What is cyberbullying?

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Which behaviour is an example of cyberbullying

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What role does a bystander play in cyberbullying?

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A student shares a mean comment, and others start laughing and reposting it. What is happening?

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Why does sharing or liking a harmful post make the situation worse?

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A student sees bullying in a group chat but ignores it. What effect does this have?

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Which action helps reduce the spread of cyberbullying?

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What is the best response if you see cyberbullying online?

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Why is it important to act as an upstander?

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What is a real-world consequence of cyberbullying?

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