Multiple Choice Questions on Cyberbullying: Understanding Digital Citizenship

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌐 Digital Citizenship: 🤔 Understanding how to responsibly use technology.
• 🛑 Cyberbullying: 😠 Using digital devices to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone.
• 💬 Forms of Cyberbullying: 📱 Includes mean texts, rumors spread online, posting embarrassing photos/videos, and creating fake profiles.
• 💔 Impact of Cyberbullying: 😢 Can lead to depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and even suicidal thoughts.
• 🛡️ Prevention: 🗣️ Speak up if you see something, block bullies, save evidence, and tell a trusted adult.
• ⚖️ Legal Consequences: 👮 Cyberbullying can sometimes lead to legal charges depending on the severity and location.
• 💡 Being an Upstander: 💪 Supporting the victim and reporting the cyberbullying incident.

📝 Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following is the BEST definition of cyberbullying?
   1. A) Face-to-face bullying.
   2. B) Bullying that occurs exclusively at school.
   3. C) Using technology to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target another person.
   4. D) Friendly banter between friends online.
2. What is NOT a common form of cyberbullying?
   1. A) Sending mean or threatening texts.
   2. B) Spreading rumors online.
   3. C) Posting embarrassing photos or videos without consent.
   4. D) Complimenting someone's appearance online.
3. What is a potential impact of cyberbullying on a victim?
   1. A) Increased self-esteem.
   2. B) Improved academic performance.
   3. C) Depression and anxiety.
   4. D) A stronger social life.
4. What is the BEST course of action if you witness cyberbullying?
   1. A) Ignore it and hope it stops.
   2. B) Join in to avoid becoming a target.
   3. C) Support the victim and report the incident.
   4. D) Confront the bully directly without support.
5. What is meant by 'digital citizenship'?
   1. A) Using the internet as much as possible.
   2. B) Buying the latest technology.
   3. C) Understanding how to responsibly use technology.
   4. D) Hacking into computer systems.
6. Which of the following is an example of being a good digital citizen?
   1. A) Posting negative comments on social media.
   2. B) Sharing personal information without thinking.
   3. C) Respecting others' opinions online.
   4. D) Creating fake profiles to prank friends.
7. What should you do if you are being cyberbullied?
   1. A) Delete all your social media accounts.
   2. B) Respond to the bully with equal aggression.
   3. C) Block the bully and tell a trusted adult.
   4. D) Keep it a secret to avoid embarrassment.