Primary 4 Basic Digital Literacy Flashcards: Meaning, Forms and Prevention of Cyberbullying

Question 1

What is cyberbullying?

Accepted Answer

using digital technology repeatedly to hurt, embarrass or scare someone

Question 2

Deliberately leaving a classmate out of an online group is called ____.

Accepted Answer

exclusion

Question 3

Sending repeated insulting or threatening messages is called ____.

Accepted Answer

harassment

Question 4

Sharing someone’s private picture online without permission is called ____.

Accepted Answer

outing

Question 5

Repeatedly tracking someone online and sending threats to frighten the person is ____.

Accepted Answer

cyber-stalking

Question 6

Creating a fake account in another pupil’s name is an example of ____.

Accepted Answer

impersonation

Question 7

Why can cyberbullying follow a victim beyond the school grounds?

Accepted Answer

digital messages can reach the victim at any time and place

Question 8

The safest first response to a hurtful online message is to ____.

Accepted Answer

avoid replying to it

Question 9

Why should a pupil take a screenshot of a bullying message?

Accepted Answer

to preserve evidence of what happened

Question 10

What does blocking a cyberbully usually prevent?

Accepted Answer

further contact from that account

Question 11

Using an app’s report feature sends the complaint to the ____.

Accepted Answer

platform or service provider

Question 12

After saving evidence of cyberbullying, a pupil should tell a ____.

Accepted Answer

trusted adult

Question 13

Which action is NOT safe when facing cyberbullying?

Accepted Answer

threatening the bully in return

Question 14

A classmate shares Ada’s embarrassing video without asking her. This is ____.

Accepted Answer

outing

Question 15

Someone uses Tunde’s name and photograph to post cruel comments. This is ____.

Accepted Answer

impersonation

Question 16

Several cruel messages arrive from the same player every day. This is ____.

Accepted Answer

harassment

Question 17

Why is cyberbullying never the victim’s fault?

Accepted Answer

the person choosing to bully is responsible for the harmful behaviour

Question 18

After reporting cyberbullying, taking time offline can help a pupil to ____.

Accepted Answer

calm down and enjoy safe activities

Question 19

The correct order after receiving a threatening message is to ____.

Accepted Answer

do not reply, save evidence, block and report, then tell an adult

Question 20

Which detail should a cyberbullying report include?

Accepted Answer

what happened and the saved screenshot

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