U24 - Understanding Bullying: Quiz

What is one common way people might think of bullying?

• A child being pushed around by another kid

• A teacher giving homework

• Friends playing a game together

• A parent helping with chores

According to the text, what is a key difference between bullying and fighting?

• Bullying happens between people with equal power

• Fighting is always more serious than bullying

• Fighting occurs between people with equal power, while bullying involves someone with more power targeting someone with less power

• Bullying only happens online

What type of bullying involves teasing, threats of physical harm, and name-calling?

• Physical bullying

• Relationship bullying

• Verbal bullying

• Cyberbullying

Which of the following actions is most likely to impact someone's mental health without leaving physical marks?

• Kicking someone

• Teasing someone

• Shoving someone

• Spitting on someone

Which of the following is an example of bullying that impacts relationships?

• Kicking someone

• Yelling at someone

• Starting rumors about someone

• Spitting on someone

A student is being intentionally excluded from group activities by their classmates. What type of bullying is this?

• Physical bullying

• Verbal bullying

• Relationship bullying

• Cyberbullying

According to recent statistics, what fraction of students between the ages of 12 and 18 has experienced bullying at some point?

• One out of every five students

• One out of every ten students

• One out of every two students

• One out of every twenty students

What is cyberbullying?

• Bullying that takes place in the digital world

• Bullying that happens only at school

• Bullying that involves physical harm

• Bullying that occurs during sports activities

Which of the following is a risk associated with the use of the internet by children, according to the text?

• Increased vulnerability to cyberbullying

• Improved physical health

• Decreased academic growth

• Less access to information

How can bullying affect a student's ability to succeed in school?

• It can make it harder for them to keep up with academic studies and participate in activities

• It always improves their grades

• It makes them more popular

• It encourages them to join more clubs