Question

what consequences did the cyber bully in the article face? check all that apply.
afterschool detention
expulsion from school
additional homework
a felony charge
school transfer

Explanation:

To solve this, we need to recall the context of the article about the cyber bully's consequences. Typically, in cases of cyberbullying with serious implications (like legal issues), a felony charge (if the act is severe enough) and sometimes school - related consequences like expulsion or detention could apply, but without the article, we assume common cyberbullying consequence knowledge. However, if we consider a scenario where the cyberbullying was a serious criminal act, a felony charge (\( \boldsymbol{\text{a felony charge}} \)) and expulsion from school (\( \boldsymbol{\text{expulsion from school}} \)) are common consequences. Afterschool detention (\( \boldsymbol{\text{afterschool detention}} \)) could also be a minor consequence. Additional homework is not a typical consequence for cyberbullying, and school transfer is less common as a direct consequence compared to the others in many cases.

The question is about the consequences a cyber bully faced. We analyze each option: Afterschool detention can be a minor disciplinary action. Expulsion from school is a serious school - level consequence for severe misbehavior like cyberbullying. Additional homework is not a typical consequence for cyberbullying. A felony charge can result if the cyberbullying involves serious criminal acts (like harassment with severe consequences). School transfer is not a common direct consequence of cyberbullying.

Answer:

• afterschool detention
• expulsion from school
• a felony charge