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What does it mean to be a BYSTANDER to CYBERBULLYING?
Someone who spreads the thing happening online.
Someone who sees something bad happening but doesn't help.
All of the above.
Someone who comments about something happening online.
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What kinds of online behaviors COULD be considered cyberbullying?
Posting someone else's video WITHOUT permission.
Sharing a photo WITH the person's permission.
Leaving a mean comment on a website.
Reporting an inappropriate comment on a website.
3
Digital Citizenship only relates to cyberbullying.
False
True
4
When online, you should SPREAD _________.
Rumors
Kind Words
Cruelty
Negativity
5
Cyberbullying involves the use of technology to harass or intimidate someone.
True
False
6
Not letting another person join your group is an example of ........
Excluding
Threatening
Gossiping
Impersonating
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It is important to think twice before posting anything online.
False
True
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Unlike face-to-face bullies, cyberbullies have the ADVANTAGE of ________.
being original (originality)
being identified (identity)
being anonymous (anonymity)
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Who has the power to STOP CYBERBULLYING?
Us.
Me.
You.
All of the above
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You can say anything you want online because no one knows who you really are.
False
True
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An UPSTANDER is __________________.
D - both B and C
B - someone who "stands up" for the person being bullied.
A - someone who "stands up" on top of the bully.
C - someone who "stands up" against the bully.
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Telling someone that you will hurt them is an example of ........
Impersonating
Excluding
Gossiping
Threatening
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Spreading rumors or telling lies about someone else is an example of......
Threatening
Gossiping
Impersonating
Excluding
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Cyberbullying can take place through....
Social Media
Websites
Texts
Email
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Pretending to be someone else is an example of ..........
Threatening
Impersonating
Gossiping
Excluding
