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

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

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

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

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

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

If you are a target of a cyberbully you should talk to a friend about how you are feeling?

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?

Do you always know the person that is cyberbullying you?

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

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

Is the statement an example of "in-person" bullying, "cyberbullying" or both: Can be stopped or made better by an upstander.

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