Vocabulary
This word means “to recognize or become aware of something.”
perceive
a system of words, letters, numbers or symbols that represent a message
code
This pronoun completes the sentence: “They wanted to solve the misunderstanding ________.”
themselves
Add the missing commas: We collected posters markers and tape.
We collected posters, markers, and tape.
Some teachers don’t stop bullying because...
They think it is a normal part of growing up, they don't always see it, and they don't recognize it.
This refers to polite behavior that helps avoid conflict when discussing problems.
civility
This word describes something you’ve seen or heard before.
familiar
This pronoun completes: “Ms. Jane ________ spoke to every student involved.”
herself
Add the missing commas: She returned home exercised took a shower and had dinner.
She returned home, exercised, took a shower, and had dinner.
Bullying in bathrooms and buses is harder to prevent because...
these areas are unsupervised.
Breaking rules may lead to this serious result or consequence.
repercussion
Showing acceptance or openness toward differences.
tolerance
This pronoun completes: “The device repaired ________ after restarting.”
itself
Add the missing comma: The meeting was long but everyone stayed patient.
The meeting was long, but everyone stayed patient.
Cyberbullying is difficult to manage because...
comments and photos can be removed before authorities see them.
This word describes something very harsh, dangerous, or intense.
severe
A steady speed or rhythm, such as walking nervously before a debate.
pace
This pronoun completes: “The boy blamed ________ for not stepping in sooner.”
himself
Add the missing comma: They went to the cinema and then they had lunch.
They went to the cinema, and then they had lunch.
“The code I knew but can’t remember” refers to...
a language teenagers use and parents do not understand.
This term refers to continuing firmly with an action even when it is difficult.
persist
What are the two types of pronouns we have been learning about?
Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns
Add the missing commas: Teachers students parents and volunteers helped at the event.
Teachers, students, parents, and volunteers helped at the event.
Schools need these two things to help deal with bullying.
clear policies and educational programs