📝 Cyberbullying Quiz

Test Your Knowledge — KS2 (Ages 7-11)

Name: _________________________________
Date: _________________
Score: _____ / 10
1 Cyberbullying is:
A Anything unkind said online
B Repeated, deliberate unkind behaviour online over time
C A one-off nasty comment
D Only sending threats
2 Can cyberbullying affect you at home?
A No — it stops when you leave school
B Yes — because devices are with you all the time
C Only if you have a phone
D Only if the bully lives near you
3 What should you do if someone is unkind to you online?
A Be unkind back
B Screenshot, don't respond, block, and tell a trusted adult
C Delete your account
D Ignore it — it doesn't matter
4 An 'upstander' is:
A Someone who watches bullying happen
B Someone who joins in with bullying
C Someone who supports the person being bullied and helps them get support
D Someone who tells the bully to stop quietly
5 Spreading a rumour about someone online is:
A Fine if it might be true
B A form of cyberbullying
C Only a problem if it causes physical harm
D Not really bullying
6 If a friend tells you they are being bullied online, what should you do?
A Tell them to handle it themselves
B Help them tell a trusted adult and stay with them
C Tell everyone at school
D Post about it online
7 Is cyberbullying against the law?
A Never
B Only for adults
C It can be — threatening messages are a criminal offence
D Only if it's on social media
8 Why do some people bully online?
A Because they are braver online than in real life
B Because they can't see the person they're hurting and think it doesn't matter
C Because the person deserves it
D Because everyone does it
9 Who can help if you're being bullied online at school?
A No one can help once it's online
B Your teacher, school, or Childline (0800 1111)
C Only the police
D Only your parents
10 What is a 'screenshot'?
A A type of online account
B A picture taken of what's on your screen — useful as evidence of bullying
C A way to block someone
D A kind of online comment

How did you do?

8-10: Excellent! 🌟

5-7: Good work — review the areas you missed 👍

0-4: Keep learning — talk to your teacher 📚

📋 Answer Key (Teacher Copy)

Q1. B — Repeated, deliberate unkind behaviour online over time
Q2. B — Yes — because devices are with you all the time
Q3. B — Screenshot, don't respond, block, and tell a trusted adult
Q4. C — Someone who supports the person being bullied and helps them get support
Q5. B — A form of cyberbullying
Q6. B — Help them tell a trusted adult and stay with them
Q7. C — It can be — threatening messages are a criminal offence
Q8. B — Because they can't see the person they're hurting and think it doesn't matter
Q9. B — Your teacher, school, or Childline (0800 1111)
Q10. B — A picture taken of what's on your screen — useful as evidence of bullying

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