Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?

Sharing embarrassing photos online

What does “inappropriate content” mean?

Content that is unsuitable or offensive

Who is particularly vulnerable to cyberbullying?

Teenagers who frequently use the internet

What role do parents play in preventing cyberbullying?

Teaching teens how to report inappropriate content

How can teenagers recognize fake news?

By analyzing sources and checking credibility

How can schools help address cyberbullying?

By teaching about privacy settings and digital safety

Why is it important to create a positive online environment?

To ensure everyone feels safe and supported

What does the text suggest about collaboration to prevent cyberbullying?

Teenagers, educators, and parents should work together

What does empathy mean?

To understand and share another person’s feelings

Why is cyberbullying harder to escape than traditional bullying?

It can happen anytime and anywhere

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1
Which of the following is an example of cyberbullying?
Complimenting someone’s work
Sharing embarrassing photos online
Sending a kind message
Helping a friend with homework
2
What does “inappropriate content” mean?
Content that teaches empathy
Content that promotes safety
Content that is always positive
Content that is unsuitable or offensive
3
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying that happens on the playground
Bullying that happens online
Bullying that happens in person
Bullying that happens at school
4
Who is particularly vulnerable to cyberbullying?
Teachers and educators
Adults who use social media
Teenagers who frequently use the internet
People who avoid social media
5
What role do parents play in preventing cyberbullying?
Limiting all internet access
Teaching teens how to report inappropriate content
Encouraging teens to bully others
A. They have no role
6
What can families do to help teenagers stay safe online?
Ignore privacy settings
Promote empathy and kindness
Encourage harmful behavior
Share fake news
7
How can teenagers recognize fake news?
By ignoring all online content
By believing everything they see online
By only reading headlines
By analyzing sources and checking credibility
8
How can schools help address cyberbullying?
By banning all internet use
By teaching about privacy settings and digital safety
By encouraging fake news
By ignoring it
9
Why is it important to create a positive online environment?
To limit internet use for everyone
To ensure everyone feels safe and supported
To make cyberbullying easier
To encourage harmful behavior
10
What does the text suggest about collaboration to prevent cyberbullying?
Only parents are responsible
Only schools can address it
Teenagers, educators, and parents should work together
Collaboration is not necessary
11
What encourages people to engage in cyberbullying?
The anonymity of the internet
Face-to-face interaction
A. Fear of being caught
Strict online rules
12
What should teenagers do to create a safer online environment?
Ignore bullying when they see it
Share private information freely
Think carefully before posting
Participate in harmful behavior
13
What is one key skill teenagers should learn to use the internet responsibly?
Understanding privacy settings
Posting harmful comments
Avoiding all social media
Creating fake profiles
14
What does empathy mean?
To remain anonymous online
To understand and share another person’s feelings
To make someone feel ashamed
To report inappropriate content
15
Why is cyberbullying harder to escape than traditional bullying?
It involves physical harm
It is always face-to-face
It can happen anytime and anywhere
It only happens at specific times

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