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How can intolerance affect others when aspects of their sexuality differ from one's own?

A
Intolerance promotes acceptance of different sexualities.
B
Intolerance leads to support and encouragement from others.
C
Intolerance can cause individuals to feel excluded or unsafe.
D
Intolerance strengthens positive relationships between people.
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People who bully others are more likely to experience which of the following as a result?

A
performing well academically in certain school subjects
B
to have criminal convictions and traffic citations as adults
C
ability to avoid abusing alcohol and drugs
D
to become involved in stable relationships
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Which child is most likely to become a bully?

A
a child who is learning how to kickbox
B
a child who often acts aggressively
C
a child who enjoys watching football
D
a child who follows the rules
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Which is an effective way to prevent bullying and harassment?

A
acting aggressively
B
joining disrespectful groups
C
staying quiet when someone is bullied
D
practicing mutual respect in relationships
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What decision have most US states made to address the dangerous consequences of bullying and harassment?

A
they have required students to enroll in anti-bullying courses
B
they have restricted what can be posted on social media sites
C
they have relocated convicted bullies to out-of-state schools
D
they have passed laws against this behavior
6

Which is a legal consequence that bullies might face?

A
loss of friendships
B
jail time
C
suspension
D
expulsion
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Harassment is unwelcome verbal or physical behavior. What is it based on? Select four options

A
religious differences.
B
cultural differences.
C
physical or mental differences.
D
perceived or real gender identity.
E
mutual respect.
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How do zero-tolerance policies help enforce a safe and supportive environment in schools and workplaces?

A
by providing anonymous reporting systems to encourage reporting issues
B
by allowing exceptions for certain types of violence or harassment
C
by using flexible consequences for individuals based on the situation
D
by focusing only on the importance of training without taking action
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Eleanor’s parents know she is being bullied by a classmate at school, and they have noticed a change in her.Which recent change should they most likely attribute to the effects of bullying?

A
earning higher grades in school
B
talking negatively about herself
C
improving physical health
D
showing interest in new hobbies
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Which is most likely to increase as a result of harassment?

A
motivation
B
humiliation
C
overall health
D
interest in activities
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Which is the most appropriate response to being cyberbullied?

A
keep records
B
ignore it and let it pass
C
criticize the cyberbully to friends
D
respond to the sender as quickly as possible
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Which statement describes instances of harassment rather than bullying?

A
Kaylee is teased because she is the smallest person in her class.
B
Alys is often excluded because she is a lesbian.
C
Connor is often shoved on the playground by older children.
D
Hanna is often gossiped about by a group of girls in her class.
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A classmate is bullying Beth. Which is the best thing for her to say to the bully?

A
"I might tell someone if you don't stop."
B
"You are going to pay for this."
C
"You are nothing but a scared child hiding behind bad behavior."
D
"I am leaving now because this is making me uncomfortable."
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Which is one cause of bullying?

A
being a victim of physical abuse
B
being well-connected to positive peers
C
practicing tolerance of others
D
having access to electronic technology
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Which is an example of cyberbullying?

A
hitting or kicking someone
B
threating someone verbally
C
excluding someone from a group
D
sending someone hurtful text messages
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Charlie’s friend has been questioning her gender identity and is now being harassed by a group of students at school.Which statement best explains how Charlie should respond?

A
He should avoid the situation since he is not directly affected.
B
He should confront the group of students and tell them to stop.
C
He should encourage his friend to fight back and defend herself.
D
He should tell a trusted teacher and get advice on how to proceed.
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Which childhood experience puts someone at risk of becoming a bully?

A
living with relatives who watch a lot of contact sports
B
living with siblings who do poorly in school
C
having a parent who works the night shift
D
having uninvolved parents

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