Cyberbullies have a "target" that they want to bully. What does the word "target" mean?

Is the statement an example of "in-person" bullying, "cyberbullying" or both: The bully's identity can be unknown

If you are a target of a cyberbully you should block the bully?

If you are a target of a cyberbully you should erase all the mean messages you receive?

Sam (and all of his teammates) gets a message from Mark that says, "Sam you are such a loser. I can't believe you made us lose the game yesterday with that lame shot." Who is the target of this message?

Is the statement an example of "in-person" bullying, "cyberbullying" or both: Can be witnessed by a bystander.

Is the statement an example of "in-person" bullying, "cyberbullying" or both: Can cause physical harm

Is the statement an example of "in-person" bullying, "cyberbullying" or both: It makes people fee sad, angry hurt, and embarrassed.

If you are a target of a cyberbully you should hide it from a trusted adult?

Sam (and all of his teammates) gets a message from Mark that says, "Sam you are such a loser. I can't believe you made us lose the game yesterday with that lame shot." How do you think Sam feels?

If you are a target of a cyberbully you should retaliate or respond to the cyberbully?

Who are some trusted adults that you could tell if you are a target of a cyberbully?