Am I A Bully? Quiz

10 Questions | By TheBoss9591 | Updated: Apr 27, 2023 | Attempts: 78455

Take this 'Am I A Bully? Quiz' and find out whether you are a bully or not. It's great that you have come here on a path of self-improvement. If you find out, you are a bully; you must take appropriate action. This interactive quiz will determine how people react in a social situation. The quiz has four results: bully, victim, passive bystander, and active bystander. Don't forget to answer honestly to get an accurate answer.

You May Get

Bully

Beware! You are a bully! This is a severe problem affecting America's schools. According to a4kclub.org, 20% of children admit to being a bully. Before you get angry or frustrated, breathe, take a step back, and ask yourself, 'Is this the way I would want somebody to treat me?'

Victim

Ouch! You are a victim. You have a soft, gentle personality and find it difficult to confront anger and aggression. You are not alone, though! According to dosomething.org, each year, over 3 million students are victims of bullying. You can go to several people for guidance and assistance, whether a parent, sibling, teacher, or role model.

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Questions and Answers

1.

You are taking a big exam. The person next to you asks to look at your answers. What do you do?
- A.
  
  Let them cheat off of you!
- B.
  
  Refuse
- C.
  
  Let them cheat for only a few minutes.
- D.
  
  Call them 'stupid' or 'dumb.'
2.

Your best friend does not want to play football because he thinks he will get hurt. As a result, your other friends make fun of him, calling him names and laughing at him.
- A.
  
  Laugh with them and make fun of your best friend.
- B.
  
  Do not say anything, nor side with your friends or your friend who does not want to play.
- C.
  
  Refuse to play football, too, claiming you do not want to get hurt.
- D.
  
  Tell your friends that it is alright that he does not want to play football and stand by his decision.
3.

Your older brother calls your younger sister's dolls 'lame' and 'girly.' While your sister is crying, he breaks the dolls and throws them all over the house, telling her that she has to clean them up. What will you do in such a situation?
- A.
  
  Join in on the fun. They are girly!
- B.
  
  Run to your parents to tell on your brother.
- C.
  
  Politely tell your brother to stop and then go about your normal day.
- D.
  
  Watch your poor sister cry and clean up the house filled with broken dolls.
4.

What are your thoughts on violence (hitting/punching/molesting others) for personal enjoyment?
- A.
  
  One or two punches are alright, but I usually stop after a minute or so.
- B.
  
  I do not mind it as long as nobody gets seriously hurt.
- C.
  
  Violence is never tolerable and is totally unacceptable.
- D.
  
  I hate violence because I am the one always getting hit!
5.

What are your thoughts on emotional violence (secrets/gossip/put-downs) for personal enjoyment?
- A.
  
  Everyone gossips, so it is alright if I do it too.
- B.
  
  My motto is: secrets are no fun; secrets are for everyone!
- C.
  
  Gossip caused a falling out between my group of best friends, and it ruined my high school experience.
- D.
  
  I will listen to secrets, but I will never tell a secret. I would have been too guilty of a conscious!
6.

What can you do to stop bullying?
- A.
  
  Not much; I am small and scrawny and not authoritative at all!
- B.
  
  When I see bullying, I run away and pray that I am not the next victim.
- C.
  
  I can try to stop the bully, but there is not much I can do.
- D.
  
  I do not think bullying is a problem.
7.

A friend at work informs you that one of your colleagues is self-conscious about their weight. What will you do?
- A.
  
  Join in on the jokes. At least no one is poking fun at your crooked teeth.
- B.
  
  Avoid talking to your colleague. You do not want to say anything that would make them upset or uncomfortable.
- C.
  
  Pretend to be very sympathetic towards them, but make fun of them with your friend behind their back.
- D.
  
  Reassure your colleague that no one cares about their external appearance. It's what is on the inside that counts!
8.

You overhear your boss yelling at a colleague. During the rant, she uses several curse words and put-downs. What do you do?
- A.
  
  Walk down the hall, pretending you did not hear a thing.
- B.
  
  Sympathize with the colleague. You have been there before.
- C.
  
  Barge in and tell your boss that her language is inappropriate.
- D.
  
  Tell your friends about the argument, and tell them to hurry up if they want to hear the end!
9.

What did you talk about with your friends when you were a kid?
- A.
  
  How scared you are of Billy, the neighborhood bully.
- B.
  
  Billy is your role model. You can't wait for him to teach his evil ways!
- C.
  
  Your plan is to stand up to Billy at school on Monday.
- D.
  
  Why does Billy have to be so mean? Someone should stop him!
10.

In general, how would you consider your personality?
- A.
  
  I am a people pleaser: I just want to make everybody happy.
- B.
  
  I am the class clown: I will do whatever it takes to get the laugh, even if that means hurting myself or other people.
- C.
  
  I am a loyal friend: I will protect my friends because I know they will protect me.
- D.
  
  I lack self-confidence because I never had any, to begin with.