VOCABULARY
What does malicious mean?
Intended to harm or hurt someone.
Who is the main character in the article?
Aina
Why did the edited video become popular?
It went viral.
Why do you think some students laughed at Aina without knowing the truth?
They followed others, believed false information, or didn't think about the consequences.
What should Aina do after receiving hurtful messages?
Tell a trusted adult or teacher.
What is a digital footprint?
The information and activities you leave behind when using the internet.
What happened after Aina uploaded her singing video?
Someone edited it and shared it online.
Who created the fake account?
An anonymous person.
Why did the bystanders stay silent?
They were afraid of becoming the next victim.
What should you do if you receive cyberbullying messages?
Block the bully, save evidence, and report it.
Which word means pretending to be another person online?
Impersonate.
What is the main idea of the article?
Cyberbullying can seriously affect victims, and everyone should act responsibly online.
Name two things that made the cyberbullying worse.
(Any two.)
Do you think sharing screenshots can sometimes make cyberbullying worse? Explain.
Yes. Sharing screenshots spreads harmful content to more people.
What advice would you give someone who witnesses cyberbullying?
Support the victim, report the incident, and avoid sharing harmful content.
Why should Aina keep screenshots?
They are evidence of cyberbullying.
Which sentence best summarises the article?
A. Social media is always dangerous.
B. Cyberbullying has real consequences, and we should report it.
C. Singing competitions should be cancelled.
D. Teenagers should stop using social media.
B
How did Aina's behaviour change at school?
She stopped participating in class discussions and considered quitting the competition.
Should schools punish cyberbullying that happens outside school? Why?
Suggested Answer:
Yes, because it still affects students' well-being and school environment.
(Accept reasonable opinions.)
Give three ways to stay safe online.
(Any three.)
Use the word privacy in a complete sentence.
(Accept any suitable sentence.)
State two lessons readers can learn from the article.
Answer:
(Any two.)
What evidence helped solve the problem?
The messages and screenshots.
Which causes more harm: face-to-face bullying or cyberbullying? Give one reason.
Cyberbullying because it can spread quickly and remain online permanently.
(Accept reasonable opinions.)
Imagine your best friend is being cyberbullied. In 30 seconds, give advice using at least three modal verbs (should, shouldn't, must, could, can).
Sample Answer: You should tell your parents or teacher. You shouldn't reply to the bully. You must save the evidence, and you could block and report the account.