Dealing with Bullying Quiz

Grade 2 · Health · Quiz

Show what you know about recognizing bullying and making kind choices.

Questions

1. Which of these is an example of verbal bullying?

   1. Tripping someone in the hallway
   2. Calling someone a mean name over and over
   3. Accidentally spilling juice on a friend
   4. Playing tag at recess
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   Answer: Calling someone a mean name over and over

   Verbal bullying uses mean words like name-calling repeatedly to hurt someone's feelings.

2. An upstander is someone who helps when they see bullying happening.

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   Answer: True

   An upstander takes action when they see bullying — they speak up, stand with the person, or find an adult to help.

3. If you see someone being bullied, what is a good thing to do?

   1. Ignore it and walk away
   2. Laugh with the bully
   3. Stand with the person being bullied and get an adult
   4. Record it on a phone
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   Answer: Stand with the person being bullied and get an adult

   The best response is to stand with the person being bullied and find a trusted adult who can help stop the situation safely.

4. Which of these is NOT a type of bullying?

   1. Calling someone names
   2. Leaving someone out on purpose
   3. Accidentally bumping into someone
   4. Hitting someone
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   Answer: Accidentally bumping into someone

   Accidents are not bullying. Bullying is intentional and repeated. An accidental bump is not meant to hurt anyone.

5. Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected at school.

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   Answer: True

   Every child has the right to feel safe and respected at school — bullying of any kind is not acceptable.

6. Who is a trusted adult you could talk to about bullying at school?

   1. A stranger on the street
   2. Your teacher or school counselor
   3. The bully's best friend
   4. Someone you just met
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   Answer: Your teacher or school counselor

   Teachers and school counselors are trusted adults at school who are trained to help students with bullying situations.

7. Physical bullying is when someone hurts another person's ______.

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   Answer: body

   Physical bullying involves hurting someone's body through hitting, kicking, pushing, or taking and breaking their belongings.

8. Why should you tell an adult if you are being bullied?

   1. To get the other person in trouble
   2. To make new friends
   3. To ask for help and stay safe
   4. Because teachers make you
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   Answer: To ask for help and stay safe

   The reason to tell an adult is to get help and keep yourself and others safe — not for punishment but for protection.

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