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Froggy Jumps Bullying Awareness QuizOnline version Bullying awareness: key concepts and responses by KIRTI TEWARI 1 What is bullying? a A single argument between friends. b Repeated aggressive behavior that intentionally harms another. c A form of healthy competition between classmates. 2 Which is an example of bullying? a Spreading rumors about a classmate. b Trying a new sport with teammates. c A one-time joke in good fun with consent. 3 What is a bystander in bullying? a The person who enforces rules for others. b Someone who witnesses and can intervene or escalate the situation. c A person who is never present during incidents. 4 What are common long-term effects of bullying on victims? a Short-term memory boost. b Depression and anxiety. c Improved study habits and confidence. 5 What should you do if you witness bullying? a Ignore it and keep study notes ready. b Tell a trusted adult and seek help. c Join in to stop it yourself. 6 What is cyberbullying? a Posting compliments anonymously. b Bullying that uses electronic devices and online platforms. c A friendly online game with peers. 7 Which action helps stop bullying? a Ignore it until it stops on its own. b Share it with friends to discuss later. c Stand up for the target and report the incident. 8 Which situation is NOT bullying? a Repeated exclusion of a peer by a group. b A one-time, apologized prank between friends. c Spreading a rumor about a classmate. 9 What should schools have to address bullying? a Clear policies and safe reporting procedures. b Rules about dress code only. c No rules beyond individual classroom norms. 10 How would you define a bully? a A peer with flexible boundaries. b Someone who repeatedly harms others on purpose. c Someone who gives honest feedback respectfully.

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Bullying Awareness Quiz

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Bullying Awareness QuizOnline version

by KIRTI TEWARI

What is bullying?

Which is an example of bullying?

What is a bystander in bullying?

What are common long-term effects of bullying on victims?

What should you do if you witness bullying?

What is cyberbullying?

Which action helps stop bullying?

Which situation is NOT bullying?

What should schools have to address bullying?

How would you define a bully?