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Cyberbullying and Internet Safety Quiz

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The purpose of this quiz is to evaluate students overall understanding of cyberbullying, internet safety, and appropriate online behaviour.
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•Read each question carefully.
•Answer all questions.
•For Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), select the one best answer.
•For Short Answer Questions, write complete sentences where appropriate.

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Keniesha Reid
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Cyberbullying and Internet Safety QuizOnline version

The purpose of this quiz is to evaluate students overall understanding of cyberbullying, internet safety, and appropriate online behaviour. Instructions •Read each question carefully. •Answer all questions. •For Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), select the one best answer. •For Short Answer Questions, write complete sentences where appropriate.

by Keniesha Reid
1

What is cyberbullying?

2

Which is an example of cyberbullying?

3

Which platform types can cyberbullying occur on?

4

Which of the following is a type of cyberbullying?

5

Which is a possible emotional effect of cyberbullying?

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What should you consider before posting information online?

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Which internet safety practice helps protect your online accounts?

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What should you do first if someone cyberbullies you?

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Which demonstrates good digital citizenship?

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Why are privacy settings important online?

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Identify and explain any two types of cyberbullying. (2 marks)

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12

Describe three effects cyberbullying can have on a person. (3 marks)

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13

List and explain three internet safety strategies that help protect users online. (3 marks)

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Cyberbullying involves repeated harassment or harm using digital tools.

Repeated hurtful comments online constitute cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying can happen across messages, social media, and games.

Rumour spreading, outing, and harassment are all forms of cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying can lead to sadness and emotional distress.

Consider impact on others and your digital footprint.

Strong, unique passwords protect accounts.

Document and report the incident to trusted adults or authorities.

Supportiveness and reporting harm reflect good citizenship online.

Privacy settings limit exposure of personal data.

 
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