Passage 5: Questions 38-42    Cyberbullying and harassment are huge problems for young pcople on social media. The mostcommon types of harassment youth encounter online are name-calling and rumor-spreading. A 2016report from the Cyberbullying Research Center indicates that 33.8% of students between 12 and I7 werevictims of cyberbullying in their lifetime. (38) ，11.5% of students between 12 and 17 indicatedthat they had engaged in cyberbullying in their lifetime. Cyberbullying is different from "traditional" bullying (39) tat it happens all the time.The (40) of smartphones and the rise of social media has transformed where, when and howbullying takes place. For victims, there is no escape. It's not confined(41)school or theplayground. Kids and teens connect through social media, so for many, there is no option to simply goofline. It is crucial to openly discuss cyberbullying with teens.(42) we talk about it, the morecomfortable victims will feel speaking out about their experiences.
38.
(A) Conversely
(B) Coherently
(C) Competently
(D) Coincidentally