Bullying

Question 1

What is the central idea of this passage?

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D: Stress can have positive or negative effects.

Question 2

Which details from the text support the central idea of the passage? Check all that apply.

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D: “stress is not necessarily negative”; E: “the springboard for achieving more”; F: “stress motivates, energizes, and inspires”; G: “stress…ends up…an unpleasant event”

Question 3

Based on the passage, which actions can be considered bullying? Check all that apply.

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A: taunting someone; B: tripping someone; C: spitting on someone; E: threatening to hurt someone; F: breaking someone’s belongings

Question 4

Which chemical helps supply the muscles with energy when the body faces a crisis, such as confronting a bully?

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A: cortisol

Question 5

Based on this passage, how could being a victim of bullying affect sleep?

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C: Being bullied increases stress levels, resulting in insomnia.

Question 6

According to this passage, Edgardo Menvielle indicated that teens in marginalized groups are more at risk for which issues in adulthood? Check all that apply.

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A: anxiety; B: suicide; E: depression

Question 7

Ulysses was born with a physical deformity that makes his ears smaller and less developed than typical people. His classmates have been teasing him about it, telling him that he will never get a girlfriend and that he should get plastic surgery. Which of the following might be a way that Ulysses could be affected by this behavior? Check all that apply.changes sleep patternsdamages self-esteemdecreases school absencesincreases the risk of anxietydecreases risk of substance abuseincreases likelihood of risky behaviors

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A: changes sleep patterns; B: damages self-esteem; D: increases the risk of anxiety; F: increases likelihood of risky behaviors

Question 8

Which of the following is a common consequence of intolerance within a community?

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B: It leads to increased isolation and safety concerns for individuals who are marginalized.

Question 9

How are zero-tolerance policies typically enforced in schools and workplaces to address violence?

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C: They enforce immediate and strict consequences for any act of violence, regardless of severity.

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