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Froggy Jumps Bullying Awareness QuizOnline version Learn to recognize and respond by NEMESIS SORANGEL RODRIGUEZ MAGALLON 2 What is bullying? a Repeated, intentional harm by one or more people directed at a weaker person. b A one-time disagreement between friends. c A game where everyone agrees on a plan. 3 Which is a common form of bullying? a Asking for help in class b Verbal abuse, such as insults or threats c Sharing snacks with peers 4 Which behavior does NOT describe bullying? a Spreading rumors b Excluding someone from a group c A respectful, constructive discussion 5 Who is most at risk in bullying situations? a The bully’s friends b A person perceived as vulnerable or different c Teachers who supervise classes 6 What is a sign a friend is being bullied? a Increased participation in activities b Unexplained changes in mood or behavior c Improved grades and confidence 7 Which action helps prevent bullying? a Speak up and seek help from a trusted adult b Ignore it hoping it stops c Join in to fit in with others 8 What should bystander do in a bullying incident? a Join in to show you’re tough b Record it on your phone and laugh c Intervene safely or seek adult help 9 Why is bullying harmful? a It teaches resilience without harm b It harms mental health, self-esteem, and safety c It helps peers become closer 10 Which strategy supports victims? a Encourage silence to avoid conflict b Blame the victim for the situation c Provide support and validate their feelings 11 How can schools reduce bullying? a Punish victims harshly b Promote inclusive culture and clear reporting c Ignore small incidents to avoid drama 12 ¿Qué define el acoso escolar? a Conductas hostiles y repetidas entre alumnos para dañar a otro. b Una regla escolar de convivencia c Un incidente aislado de pelea. 13 Señales de acoso en una víctima a Llegar puntual a clase b Notas altas c Cambios de ánimo, rendimiento y miedo a ir a la escuela. 14 Tipos de acoso que puede haber a Físico, verbal, social o ciberacoso. b Solo verbal c Solo físico 15 Papel de los testigos ante el acoso a Denunciar y apoyar a la víctima. b Ignorarlo para no complicar. c Tomar fotos para redes 16 Consecuencias para la víctima a Mejor rendimiento b Ansiedad, depresión y baja autoestima. c Fortaleza emocional 17 Rol de la escuela ante el acoso a Intervenir y aplicar políticas de convivencia. b Premiar al agresor c Ignorar el problema 18 Qué hacer si eres víctima a Pedir ayuda a un adulto de confianza y registrar hechos. b Pedir permiso a la clase para cambiar de grupo c Confrontar al agresor sin avisar 19 Diferencia entre conflicto y acoso a Ambos son lo mismo b Acoso implica conductas repetidas; conflicto es puntual. c El conflicto siempre implica violencia 20 Leyes o derechos relacionados a Derecho a pelear b Derecho a no estudiar c Derecho a un entorno seguro y libre de humillaciones. 21 Prevención del acoso escolar a Aislar a la víctima para evitar conflictos b Dejar que pase para no molestar c Programas de convivencia y educación en empatía.

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Bullying Awareness QuizOnline version

by NEMESIS SORANGEL RODRIGUEZ MAGALLON

What is bullying?

Which is a common form of bullying?

Which behavior does NOT describe bullying?

Who is most at risk in bullying situations?

What is a sign a friend is being bullied?

Which action helps prevent bullying?

What should bystander do in a bullying incident?

Why is bullying harmful?

Which strategy supports victims?

How can schools reduce bullying?

¿Qué define el acoso escolar?

Señales de acoso en una víctima

Tipos de acoso que puede haber

Papel de los testigos ante el acoso

Consecuencias para la víctima

Rol de la escuela ante el acoso

Qué hacer si eres víctima

Diferencia entre conflicto y acoso

Leyes o derechos relacionados

Prevención del acoso escolar