The author describes bystanders as a “silent majority” to show that
A) anti-bullying campaigns are focusing on the wrong group of people.
B) bullies use social media to attack their victims because it is anonymous.
C) most people believe that bullying is a normal part of growing up.
D) teens who witness bullying can be a powerful force if they speak up.
The author describes bystanders as a “silent majority” to show that
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The correct answer is D) teens who witness bullying can be a powerful force if they speak up.
Explanation: By referring to bystanders as a “silent majority,” the author emphasizes that many witnesses to bullying have the potential to make a significant impact if they choose to voice their concerns and support the victim. This highlights the importance of bystander intervention in combating bullying.