Say 'No' to Bullying

1. The passage argues against using the term 'eve-teasing' because it...

• A) is an outdated term from a different culture.
• B) fails to specify the gender of the victim.
• C) is not legally recognized in Bangladesh.
• D) diminishes the severity of what is actually sexual harassment.

2. Why are young students especially vulnerable to bullying, according to the text?

• A) They are physically weaker than older students.
• B) They lack support from their parents and teachers.
• C) Many are unaware that the behaviour they are experiencing or inflicting is bullying.
• D) They are more likely to use social media where bullying is common.

3. According to the study conducted in June 2021, what percentage of school students in Bangladesh suffered from bullying?

• A) 23 percent
• B) 35 percent
• C) 44.4 percent
• D) 51 percent

4. What is a potential long-term negative outcome for the bullies themselves as they transition into adulthood?

• A) They often become successful leaders.
• B) They are more likely to become victims of bullying later.
• C) They may face difficulties in relationships and develop anxiety disorders.
• D) They tend to forget their past actions with no consequences.

5. When facing cyberbullying on social media, what is recommended as an important initial action before pursuing legal steps?

• A) Immediately deleting your social media account.
• B) Publicly confronting the bully in the comment section.
• C) Using the platform's own reporting and blocking features.
• D) Contacting the BTRC helpline as the very first step.

6. Which of the following is given as an example of social bullying in the text?

• A) Tripping/pushing
• B) Making mean facial or hand gestures
• C) Spreading rumours about someone
• D) Taking or breaking someone's things

7. Under which law is cyberbullying considered a punishable offence in Bangladesh?

• A) The Penal Code 1860
• B) The BTRC Act
• C) The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Act 2006
• D) The Social Media Act 2015