Cyber Safety Worksheet: Cyberbullying
Stay safe (Stop, save, block, tell, report): Don’t reply or post back; save screenshots with the date as evidence. Block the bully, tell a trusted adult and report the account on the app or site. If you see it: don’t like, share or join in — support the target and tell an adult.
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- 1.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) support the target (b) save the evidence (c) make a fake account (d) report the account
- 2.🧑🏫 Who should you tell when you are bullied online? (a) the bully (b) nobody (c) a stranger (d) a trusted adult
- 3.📸 Why save screenshots of bullying messages? (a) to share for fun (b) as evidence (c) to reply later (d) to post them
- 4.🤝 If you are the target, is cyberbullying ever your fault? (a) yes, always (b) yes, sometimes (c) no, never (d) only if you reply
- 5.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: block the bully? (a) a step to avoid (b) a helpful step
- 6.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) support the target (b) mute the group (c) reply with insults (d) save the evidence
- 7.Which of these is a step to avoid? (a) make a fake account (b) don’t reply (c) block the bully (d) report the account
- 8.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: keep it all secret? (a) a helpful step (b) a step to avoid
- 9.Which of these is a helpful step against cyberbullying? (a) take a break offline (b) reply with insults (c) join in the teasing (d) threaten the bully
- 10.True or false: “join in the teasing” is a helpful step against cyberbullying. (a) True (b) False
- 11.True or false: “talk to a friend” is a helpful step against cyberbullying. (a) False (b) True
- 12.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: don’t reply? (a) a step to avoid (b) a helpful step
- 13.📱 Someone posts a mean comment about you. What should you NOT do? (a) save a screenshot (b) tell an adult (c) reply angrily (d) block them
- 14.Which of these is a helpful step against cyberbullying? (a) threaten the bully (b) post mean things back (c) forward the mean post (d) support the target
- 15.True or false: “share their secrets” is a step to avoid. (a) False (b) True
- 16.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) delete all the proof (b) tell a trusted adult (c) report the account (d) block the bully
- 17.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: take a break offline? (a) a step to avoid (b) a helpful step
- 18.Which of these is a step to avoid? (a) delete all the proof (b) take screenshots (c) talk to a friend (d) save the evidence
- 19.👀 You see a classmate being bullied in a group chat. Best action? (a) laugh along (b) support them, tell adult (c) join in (d) forward it
- 20.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) threaten the bully (b) don’t reply (c) reply with insults (d) post mean things back
- 21.🛑 Is this cyberbullying? Sharing an embarrassing photo to laugh at someone. (a) cyberbullying (b) not cyberbullying
- 22.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: like the mean post? (a) a step to avoid (b) a helpful step
- 23.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) take screenshots (b) support the target (c) keep it all secret (d) save the evidence
- 24.True or false: “reply with insults” is a helpful step against cyberbullying. (a) True (b) False
- 25.🛑 Is this cyberbullying? A friend kindly says, “I think your drawing needs more colour.” (a) cyberbullying (b) not cyberbullying
- 26.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: support the target? (a) a helpful step (b) a step to avoid
- 27.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: tell a trusted adult? (a) a step to avoid (b) a helpful step
- 28.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: take screenshots? (a) a helpful step (b) a step to avoid
- 29.🛑 Is this cyberbullying? A friend politely disagrees with your idea in a chat. (a) cyberbullying (b) not cyberbullying
- 30.True or false: “tell a trusted adult” is a helpful step against cyberbullying. (a) False (b) True
- 31.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) post mean things back (b) block the bully (c) make a fake account (d) reply with insults
- 32.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) post mean things back (b) talk to a friend (c) tell a trusted adult (d) don’t reply
- 33.🛑 Is this cyberbullying? Spreading a lie about a classmate in a group chat. (a) cyberbullying (b) not cyberbullying
- 34.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) keep it all secret (b) report the account (c) delete all the proof (d) join in the teasing
- 35.🛑 Is this cyberbullying? Someone forgets to reply to your message for a day. (a) not cyberbullying (b) cyberbullying
- 36.🛑 Someone is bullying you online. Helpful step or step to avoid: report the account? (a) a step to avoid (b) a helpful step
- 37.🛑 Is this cyberbullying? Your teacher reminds the class about homework in the class group. (a) not cyberbullying (b) cyberbullying
- 38.Which of these is a helpful step against cyberbullying? (a) join in the teasing (b) threaten the bully (c) talk to a friend (d) reply with insults
- 39.🛑 Is this cyberbullying? A friend asks you to stop sending so many memes. (a) not cyberbullying (b) cyberbullying
- 40.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) mute the group (b) take a break offline (c) block the bully (d) forward the mean post
Answer key
- make a fake account
- a trusted adult
- as evidence
- no, never
- a helpful step
- reply with insults
- make a fake account
- a step to avoid
- take a break offline
- False
- True
- a helpful step
- reply angrily
- support the target
- True
- delete all the proof
- a helpful step
- delete all the proof
- support them, tell adult
- don’t reply
- cyberbullying
- a step to avoid
- keep it all secret
- False
- not cyberbullying
- a helpful step
- a helpful step
- a helpful step
- not cyberbullying
- True
- block the bully
- post mean things back
- cyberbullying
- report the account
- not cyberbullying
- a helpful step
- not cyberbullying
- talk to a friend
- not cyberbullying
- forward the mean post
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