Cyberbullying

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Quick Questions

Shade in the A or B circle for each question.

1. Which one is cyberbullying?

A Two friends disagree once about a game and then make up

B Someone keeps sending mean messages to a classmate every day

2. Cyberbullying means using devices or online spaces to hurt, embarrass or leave someone out.

A False

B True

3. A student shares an embarrassing photo of a classmate to make fun of them. What is this?

A Cyberbullying

B Just a harmless joke

4. Which one is an example of cyberbullying?

A Leaving one person out of the group chat on purpose, again and again

B Making a new group chat for a school project

5. What is the main difference between cyberbullying and a one-off disagreement?

A Cyberbullying is on purpose and happens again and again

B Cyberbullying only happens when people are angry for one minute

Match the Pairs

Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.

Left column		Right column
1cyberbullying		APosting a silly photo of Jo to mock her again and again
2Sending nasty texts to Sam every night		BTwo friends argue once about a game, then make up
3Sharing an embarrassing photo to laugh at someone can be cyberbullying		CMean messages: a way cyberbullying can happen
4A one-off disagreement is different from cyberbullying		DLeaving someone out on purpose, again and again, is not a joke. It is a form of cyberbullying that hurts.
5One argument about a game score = cyberbullying		EA single disagreement is not cyberbullying. Cyberbullying is on purpose and happens again and again.
6Leaving Mia out of the group chat every day is just a joke		FUsing devices or online spaces to hurt, embarrass or leave someone out on purpose, again and again

Definitions

cyberbullying

Fill in the Blanks

Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.

IF onPurpose ___ repeated THEN PRINT "Cyberbullying"

IF meanMessages _ 1 THEN PRINT "Tell adult"

IF embarrassingPic THEN _____ "Get help"

leftOutOnPurpose ← ____ IF leftOutOnPurpose THEN PRINT "Tell adult"

IF repeated THEN PRINT "Cyberbullying" ____ PRINT "One-off disagreement"

Spot the Error

Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.

Question 1

A count <- 0

B REPEAT for each mean message

C count <- count - 1

D IF count >= 3 THEN

E DISPLAY 'Cyberbullying'

Question 2

A type <- 'friendly messages'

B repeated <- TRUE

C IF repeated = TRUE THEN

D DISPLAY 'Cyberbullying'

Question 3

A photo <- 'embarrassing photo'

B save(photo, my_phone)

C purpose <- 'to embarrass'

Question 4

A chat <- 'Class Chat'

B friend <- 'Mia'

C invite(friend, chat)

D DISPLAY 'Left out on purpose'

Question 5

A disagreement <- TRUE

B repeated <- TRUE

C IF repeated = FALSE THEN

D DISPLAY 'One-off argument'

Answer Key

Cyberbullying

Section A: Quick Questions

B — Someone keeps sending mean messages to a classmate every day

B — True

A — Cyberbullying

A — Leaving one person out of the group chat on purpose, again and again

A — Cyberbullying is on purpose and happens again and again

Section B: Match the Pairs

cyberbullying → Using devices or online spaces to hurt, embarrass or leave someone out on purpose, again and again

Sending nasty texts to Sam every night → Mean messages: a way cyberbullying can happen

Sharing an embarrassing photo to laugh at someone can be cyberbullying → Posting a silly photo of Jo to mock her again and again

A one-off disagreement is different from cyberbullying → Two friends argue once about a game, then make up

One argument about a game score = cyberbullying → A single disagreement is not cyberbullying. Cyberbullying is on purpose and happens again and again.

Leaving Mia out of the group chat every day is just a joke → Leaving someone out on purpose, again and again, is not a joke. It is a form of cyberbullying that hurts.

Section C: Definitions

cyberbullying — Using devices or online spaces to hurt, embarrass or leave someone out on purpose, again and again, like mean messages, embarrassing photos or being left out of a group chat.

Section D: Fill in the Blanks

IF onPurpose AND repeated THEN
  PRINT "Cyberbullying"

IF meanMessages > 1 THEN PRINT "Tell adult"

IF embarrassingPic THEN PRINT "Get help"

leftOutOnPurpose ← TRUE
IF leftOutOnPurpose THEN PRINT "Tell adult"

IF repeated THEN PRINT "Cyberbullying"
ELSE PRINT "One-off disagreement"

Section E: Spot the Error

C — Cyberbullying happens again and again, so each mean message should add 1 to the count. Subtracting 1 would make the count go down, so it should be count <- count + 1.

A — Friendly messages are not cyberbullying. Cyberbullying includes mean messages that hurt someone, so it should be type <- 'mean messages'.

B — Cyberbullying with a photo means sharing it so others see it. Saving it on your own phone does not embarrass anyone. It should be post(photo, group_chat).

C — Cyberbullying can mean leaving someone out of a group chat on purpose. Inviting Mia includes her, so the line should be exclude(friend, chat).

B — A one-off disagreement is not repeated. Setting repeated to TRUE makes it look like bullying and breaks the IF check. It should be repeated <- FALSE.