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The Cyber Bully
Every time I got on the school
bus, I felt sick. I got butterflies in my
stomach. I had just moved to a new
school. No one on the bus talked to
me. I was sure I would never make
any new friends. And I got in trouble
right off the bat, the first week.
It all started when Mr. Evers, my
teacher, took us to the computer
lab. I was logging in when I noticed
Corey, my classmate, watching my
fingers on the keyboard as I typed.
Then I saw Corey use my password to log into his computer!
I almost told Mr. Evers, but didn't want to be a tattle-tale who tells on
a classmate. After all, I am the new kid.
A few minutes later, Mr. Evers called me to his desk.
He asked, "What is this e-mail you sent me?" I read it but could
not believe my eyes! I could not have sent that.
Then I realized Corey sent it. He was using my e-maill
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He said, "I a:
school today."
"Too bad."
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I told him the
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A. Reread the passage and answer the questions.
1. What problem must Aaron face?
3. When Corey
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