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Ignition Everfi-Digital Relationships & Respect
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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhich statement about cyberbullying consequences is true?A. There are no long-term consequencesB. There are many different possible social and legal consequencesC. Cyberbullying only has consequences for the victimBoth B and C
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following statements about cyberbullying is true?Most teens do it all the timeOnce it starts, it can’t be stoppedCyberbullying always looks the sameNot everyone has the same reaction to being cyberbullied
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhen might an activity be considered cyberbullying?A. If the activity could potentially hurt someone’s feelingsB. If the activity targets a specific personC. If adults would approve of the activityD. Both A and B
- 4. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: In most cases, cyberbullies are friends with their victims.truefalse
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat should people do when they are cyberbullied?A. Delete any messages received from the cyberbullyB. Respond to the cyberbully right awayC. Talk to a trusted adult about what happenedBoth A and C
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhich statement is true about cyberbullying victims?A. All cyberbullying victims generally react the same way to being cyberbulliedB. Cyberbullying victims don’t like to draw more attention to themselvesC. Most cyberbullying victims don’t get upsetBoth B and C
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the best thing for a person to do if they receive a threatening e-mail from a cyberbully?Save it as evidenceDelete itIgnore itRespond with a counter threat
- 8. Multiple ChoiceTrue or false: Cyberbullies don’t always realize the potential consequences of their actions.truefalse
- 9. Multiple ChoiceHow can bystanders best help cyberbully victims?A. Tell them what happened wasn’t their faultB. Encourage them to talk to a trusted adultC. Help them confront the cyberbullyBoth A and B
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhich is a potential consequence of cyberbullying?Suspension, expulsion or other school-related penaltiesA fine, jail time, a criminal record or other legal penaltiesLoss of friendships, even between best friendsAll of the above
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