Cyber Bullying Test. This Is A Quiz About Cyber Bullying.
This is a quiz about cyber bulling. This quiz asks you what you know about cyber bullying and how you could deal with it, and help people who are being bullied.
- 1.
- If a friend has some really cool photos of you and she wants to upload them to Facebook, what do you think she should do first?
- A.
Put it up, as long as there are no embarrassing parts
- B.
She should ask everyone who is in the film first
- C.
They should only be uploaded if they are really funny videos
- 2.If you are being bullied on the Internet, it would be best if you replied with an angry message - that will show them you mean business!
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.If a friend is being cyber bullied, you should really speak out and help them?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.Name ONE type of cyber bullying
- A.
A. Computer B. Cellphone A. Computer B. Cellphone A. Computer B. Cellphone Computer/Cellphone
- B.
T.v
- 5.If you are being cyber bullied, what’s the best thing to do?
- A.
Keep it to your self, you can deal with it
- B.
Tell a trusted adult
- C.
Post it on Faceboo
- 6.
- Which of these is something you should NOT do if you are cyber bullied?
- A.
Not tell anyone
- B.
Leave the messages that they sent you and not reply
- C.
Tell them your sick of it, and to please stop
- 7.
- Which of these is a good way to stop being bullied?
- A.
Get back at the bullies, by bullying them
- B.
Tell a trusted adult
- C.
Spread roomers about them
- 8.
- Is it OK to give out personal information online?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.
- What do you call it if someone is bullying online or by cell phone?
- A.
Bulling over the internet or cell phone
- B.
Cyber bullying
- C.
Cyber being mean
- 10.
- What is the right thing to do if you have received an unwanted e-mail, like pornography by someone?
- A.
Send it to some one else
- B.
Tell a trusted adult, then delete it
- C.
Keep it, because you think it’s funny
- 11.
- If someone you meet online wants to meet up in person, what’s the right thing to do?
- A.
Say no, and that’s final
- B.
Meet up with them, but ask a parent first, and take someone with you
- C.
Go along, make a date of it
- 12.
- What do you think of when you hear the term ‘cyber bullying’?
- A.
I don't - it doesn't affect me
- B.
It's when someone is excluded from an online group on purpose
- C.
It's when rude, angry or gossipy messages are sent through text or online
- D.
It's bullying that can be tracked because it leaves cyber footprints
- 13.
- What are the laws around cyber bullying?
- A.
There aren't any, we don't need them
- B.
You can take you phone to the police if some one sends you something very offence, and they can be charged.
- C.
The government are thinking about putting some laws in place
- D.
There aren't any, but internet service providers and social networking sites have rules and acceptable use policies that can result in bans for cyber bullying
- 14.
- Is cyber bullying more anonymous than face to face bullying?
- A.
Yes, you often can't tell who the cyber bullies are
- B.
Isn't really but it can feel more scary because you don't immediately know who is contacting you
- C.
If you report the incidents to your internet service and social network providers they can locate the address the emails have been sent from
- D.
If you report the incidents to your internet service and social network providers they can locate the address the emails have been sent from
- 15.
- Is it OK to forward embarrassing photos of people, on to others?
- A.
True
- B.
False
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