Cyberbullying Awareness and Prevention Quiz Test your knowledge on cyberbullying prevention, identification, and intervention. Learn about its impact on mental health and ways to create a positive online environment.
#1
Sending threatening messages to someone online
Disagreeing with someone's opinion on social media
Ignoring someone's messages
Sharing funny memes with friends
#2
Respond with insults
Ignore the messages
Tell a trusted adult
Delete their social media accounts
#3
Avoid using social media entirely
Limit sharing personal information online
Respond aggressively to any negative comments
Ignore all messages received online
#4
To promote cyberbullying behavior
To educate individuals about the dangers and consequences of cyberbullying
To encourage victims to retaliate against bullies
To shame and blame victims of cyberbullying
#5
Retaliate with equal force
Keep it to yourself and hope it stops
Tell a trusted adult and collect evidence
Delete all social media accounts
#6
It has no impact on mental health
It can lead to increased self-esteem
It can cause depression, anxiety, and even suicide
It improves mental resilience
#7
To punish cyberbullies
To educate individuals about cyberbullying
To ban the use of social media
To promote cyberbullying
#8
Increased self-esteem
Depression and anxiety
Suicidal thoughts
Academic problems
#9
To join in and support the bully
To report the bullying behavior
To stay silent and not get involved
To encourage the victim to retaliate
#10
Sharing embarrassing photos of someone without permission
Sending threatening messages under someone else's name
Disagreeing with someone's opinion on social media
Ignoring someone's messages
#11
Encourage their child to retaliate against bullies
Monitor their child's online activities and have open discussions about cyberbullying
Ignore any signs of cyberbullying
Blame the victim for being bullied
#12
There is no difference; both involve physical aggression
Cyberbullying occurs online, while traditional bullying occurs in person
Traditional bullying is always verbal, while cyberbullying involves physical harm
Cyberbullying only affects adults, while traditional bullying affects children
#13
Sending supportive messages to friends
Participating in friendly online debates
Posting provocative or offensive comments to provoke reactions
Providing constructive criticism
#14
There are no legal consequences for cyberbullying
The bully can be fined
The bully can face criminal charges
The victim can be punished instead
#15
It allows for more cyberbullying to occur
It promotes healthy interactions and reduces the likelihood of cyberbullying
It encourages anonymity and secrecy
It leads to increased cyberbullying awareness
#16
It encourages bystanders to intervene
It increases the likelihood of cyberbullying
It promotes aggressive behavior
It has no impact on cyberbullying
#17
It encourages bystanders to join in and support the bully
It increases the likelihood of cyberbullying
It can stop or prevent cyberbullying by standing up for the victim
It promotes aggressive behavior online
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