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English project - Digital Literacy - Cyberbullying
English project - Digital Literacy - Cyberbullying
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How can digital literacy help in preventing cyberbullying?
Through teaching people safe web acts, smart thought, and kind talk.
By teaching people how to cyberbully without getting caught.
By making internet users afraid to interact online.
By encouraging the excessive sharing of personal information.
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What is the importance of educating young people about the responsible use of the internet?
To stop bad actions like online bullying and help a safer web space.
To promote isolation and avoid contact with new people
To increase the number of followers on social networks
To encourage fierce competition among users
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Why is it important to talk about empathy in the prevention of cyberbullying?
Because it stimulates the exposure of others' flaws.
Because it strengthens the feeling of superiority among some users.
Because it promotes a mutual respect,preventing aggressive online behaviors
Because it encourages competitiveness on social media.
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How can parents help prevent cyberbullying?
By restricting all internet access without explanation.
By encouraging retaliation against cyberbullies.
By ignoring their children's online behavior and interactions.
Watching kids' web use, encouraging open chats, and teaching web safety.
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Reporting cyberbullying on social media can help prevent further harm and protect potential victims.
False
True
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What is the correct action to take when witnessing a case of cyberbullying?
Share the offensive content so more people can see it.
Ignore the situation to avoid getting involved.
Inform the site and ask an adult or proper authority for aid.
Join the group that is cyberbullying to “understand the situation.”
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What is one of the main impacts of cyberbullying on the victim?
Development of anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem
Increased self-esteem and confidence
Improved virtual social interaction
Growth in online popularity
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Awareness about cyberbullying is less important than awareness about physical bullying?
False
True
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How can schools help prevent cyberbullying?
Restricting students from using the internet completely.
Promoting educational campaigns and discussions on digital citizenship.
Punishing all students equally, even those who are not involved.
Ignoring the issue and letting students resolve conflicts on their own.
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What is cyberbullying?
A healthy discussion on social media.
A digital marketing strategy.
A form of bullying practiced through the internet and digital devices.
A harmless joke.
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How can cyberbullying affect a young person’s academic performance?
Helping develop new technological skills.
Generating strain and isolation, causing a drop in academics.
Encouraging participation in virtual study groups.
Encouraging the student to study more to overcome challenges.
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What are the legal consequences that may occur for someone who practices cyberbullying?
Legal proceedings and penalties, depending on the severity of the case
Only informal warnings without real implications
Rewards for increasing online engagement
Increased digital popularity without legal repercussions
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What measure can help protect against cyberbullying?
Responding immediately to any negative comment without thinking.
Setting profile privacy and showing posts just to trusted people.
Adding strangers as friends on all platforms.
Posting personal information on all social networks.
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What role do social media platforms play in combating cyberbullying?
Encouraging online conflicts for more engagement.
Ignoring reports of cyberbullying and allowing any type of content.
Promoting competition and aggressive interactions among users.
Providing reporting tools, and enforcing community guidelines.
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Which behavior is considered cyberbullying?
Participating in forums to debate topics of common interest.
Sharing educational and motivational content.
Offering constructive criticism on a post.
Sending offensive messages repeatedly via social media or apps.
