Cyberbullying
Red Flags
Privacy
Predators
Social Media Drama
100

What is cyberbullying?

Using technology (specifically social media) to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target another person.

100

If someone you just met online starts asking personal questions right away, what should you do?

Don’t share personal information and block or report them

100

What’s a digital footprint?

All the information about you that exists online, even from posts you’ve deleted.

100

What is online grooming?

When an adult builds a relationship with a minor to exploit or abuse them

100

What’s the best way to handle online arguments?

Don’t escalate it! Log off, cool down, and talk in person if needed

200

How can you respond if you or someone else is being bullied online?


Block the person, report the content, or talk to a trusted adult

200

What’s a red flag in a new online friendship?

They pressure you to keep things secret or move conversations to private apps

200

What is a risk of showing your exact location on social media? (ex: snap map)

People you know or don't know are able to track exactly where you are

200

What kind of accounts should you be extra cautious about responding to online?

Accounts with no real name, few followers, or suspicious activity

200

What is “cancel culture” and why can it be harmful?

Publicly shaming or boycotting someone online—it can ruin reputations and mental health

300

True or False: Cyberbullying only happens between strangers. Why?

False. Cyberbullying often happens between classmates or people who know each other

300

What might it mean if someone online keeps love-bombing or complimenting you excessively?

It could be grooming—a tactic used by predators to build trust and control

300

A random app asks for microphone access but doesn’t need sound to work. What could this mean?

The app could secretly record you without your knowledge

300

Why is it dangerous to share intimate photos—even with someone you trust?

They can be shared without your consent or used to blackmail you later.

300

What does it mean to “subtweet” or “vague post”?

Posting indirectly about someone without naming them, usually to stir drama

400

What are two emotional effects cyberbullying can have on a person?

Anxiety, depression, loneliness, low self-esteem

400

Why is it a red flag if someone wants to video chat only when your parents aren’t home?

Because they may be hiding inappropriate intentions or don’t want witnesses

400

What is facial recognition, and how can social media platforms use it?

Technology that identifies people from images. Platforms can use it to tag photos or collect data.

400

What should you do if an adult sends you inappropriate content?

Don’t respond. Take screenshots, block, and report it to a trusted adult or authority.

400

You see a rude comment about your friend and want to clap back. Why might that make things worse?

It keeps the drama going, can be screenshotted, and could get you in trouble, too. Remember digital footprint!!!

500

What is “bystander behavior” online, and why is it important?

When someone witnesses bullying but doesn’t take action. Speaking up or reporting can help stop the behavior.

500

Name three behaviors that could signal digital manipulation or coercion

Guilt-tripping, threatening to share secrets, isolating from friends

500

You use the same password for Instagram, your school email, and Netflix. What could go wrong?

It's easier for someone to hack into all of your accounts

500

Why do predators often pretend to be someone your age or your friend?

To lower your guard and make you trust them more easily

500

How can followers/friend counts affect how people feel about themselves?

It can create pressure to be “popular” or lead to anxiety if numbers drop

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