What is discrimination in bullying?

Making fun of someone because of their race, disability, or gender

Cyberbullying can break the law. Which of these online actions could be illegal?

Posting or sharing private pictures of someone without their permission

What is the difference between conflict and bullying?

Conflict happens once, but bullying happens again and again

What could happen if someone breaks the law by bullying?

They could be spoken to by the police, fined, or even arrested

What is the role of a bystander in bullying?

Someone who watches and does nothing

If you see someone being bullied, what should you do?

Tell a trusted adult, like a teacher or parent

Which of these is an example of indirect bullying?

Spreading rumours about someone behind their back

Is bullying against the law in the UK?

Some types of bullying can break the law, like harassment or assault

Which of these could be a CRIME if done as part of bullying?

Physically attacking someone or making serious threats

Hurting someone on purpose, again and again

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1
Which of these is an example of cyberbullying?
Telling someone they did a great job
Helping a friend with homework
Sending mean messages online
Liking someone’s post on social media
2
What is discrimination in bullying?
Disagreeing with a friend about a football team
Making fun of someone because of their race, disability, or gender
Telling someone they need to follow school rules
Saying sorry after an argument
3
What is the legal age of responsibility in England?
16 years old
10 years old
13 years old
18 years old
4
Cyberbullying can break the law. Which of these online actions could be illegal?
Telling someone you liked their social media post
Posting or sharing private pictures of someone without their permission
Sending kind messages to a friend
Playing an online game with classmates
5
What is the difference between conflict and bullying?
Conflict happens once, but bullying happens again and again
Bullying is an accident, but conflict is on purpose
Conflict is always worse than bullying
There is no difference between conflict and bullying
6
What could happen if someone breaks the law by bullying?
They might have to apologise, but nothing else will happen
The law only applies to adults, not children
They could be spoken to by the police, fined, or even arrested
They will always go to prison immediately
7
If you are being bullied, what should you NOT do?
Block and report online bullies
Tell a teacher, friend, or family member
Ask for help when you need it
Ignore it and hope it stops
8
What is the role of a bystander in bullying?
Someone who starts fights
Someone who starts fights
Someone who bullies others too
Someone who watches and does nothing
9
If you see someone being bullied, what should you do?
Film it and post it online
Walk away and pretend you didn’t see it
Tell a trusted adult, like a teacher or parent
Join in so you don’t get bullied too
10
Which of these is NOT a type of bullying?
Hitting or kicking someone
Calling someone mean names
Spreading rumours about someone
Helping someone who is upset
11
Which of these is an example of indirect bullying?
Calling someone a mean name to their face
Stealing someone’s lunch money
Calling someone a mean name to their face
Spreading rumours about someone behind their back
12
Is bullying against the law in the UK?
Yes, all bullying is against the law
No, bullying is never illegal
Only cyberbullying is against the law
Some types of bullying can break the law, like harassment or assault
13
How might someone feel if they are being bullied?
Happy and excited
Proud and confident
Sad, scared, or lonely
14
Which of these could be a CRIME if done as part of bullying?
Laughing at a joke that someone else made
Spreading a rumour about someone’s favourite food
Physically attacking someone or making serious threats
Name-calling in a friendly game
15
What is bullying?
Asking someone if they are okay
Hurting someone on purpose, again and again
A one-time argument between friends
Playing a game where everyone is laughing

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