Working with Churches Quiz

This short quiz is a fun way to test your knowledge and reinforce some of the content of the course. When you press 'complete' at the end you'll be able to see whether you picked the correct answers.

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* 1. When contacting a church who are you most likely to speak with?

Archdeacon

Diocesan registrar

Vicar / rector

Churchwarden

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* 2. The churchwarden is concerned that the presence of bats will stop them carrying out vital re-roofing work. How would you respond?

Don’t worry about the bats, just go ahead with the repair

Confirm their views. Bats are protected and you can't do this work.

Let them know the details of a known ecological consultant

Give them details of the free National Bat Helpline Service as a first port of call. Reassure them that works can and do go ahead in churches with bat roosts. Suitable solutions and timings can be planned in to help the church while also protecting the bats.

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* 3. The vicar is upset that there are bat droppings over altar. What would you suggest?

Suggest that they are lucky to have bats and therefore shouldn’t complain

Be empathetic and acknowledge the issue. Signpost or provide information for the National Bat Helpline.

Suggest that they move the altar

Simply state that bat droppings are safe so there's nothing to worry about

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* 4. A church congregation feels negatively towards the bats. How would go about understanding why that might be?

Carry out a bat survey to learn more about the bats

Find past bat records for the church

Talk with the church warden and other members of the congregation and listen to their experiences

There's no point trying to engage with them about the bats.

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* 5. The churchwarden wants to learn more about bats. Which one would you NOT do?

Give them lots of bat information then and there. Make up the information if you're not sure.

Provide details of the Bat Conservation Trust website and the details of their local bat group

Offer to provide a bat talk / bat walk if you feel confident enough to do so

Contact the Bats in Churches project for literature for the church to display about bats

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* 6. The volunteer cleaner says they are struggling to manage the cleaning of bat droppings and urine in the church even though the church looks clean. Which would you NOT do?

Be empathetic to their situation

If you are part of a bat group or similar and you think there's capacity and interest, arrange to help with a start / end season clean of the church.

Point them towards our cleaning guidelines on our website.

Tell them not to worry. There's not that many bat droppings anyway.

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* 7. Thanks for completing this course. Do you now feel more confident to work with churches?

Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree or disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

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* 8. After this course would you do anything differently when working with and engaging church communities?

Yes

I'm not sure

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* 9. Would you recommend this elearning to others interested in working with churches?

Yes

Indifferent

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* 10. This form can be completely anonymously. However, it would be very helpful if you would provide your consent for our independent evaluator (20 Degrees Consulting) to contact you in the future to learn about the impact of this training session. Please provide contact details if you consent to such contact:

Name

Country

Email Address

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* 11. Thanks for your interest in learning more about working with churches.
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Please do leave any notes about the course and suggestions to improve it.

Working with Churches QuizThis short quiz is a fun way to test your knowledge and reinforce some of the content of the course. When you press 'complete' at the end you'll be able to see whether you picked the correct answers.

Question Title

* 1. When contacting a church who are you most likely to speak with?

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* 2. The churchwarden is concerned that the presence of bats will stop them carrying out vital re-roofing work. How would you respond?

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* 3. The vicar is upset that there are bat droppings over altar. What would you suggest?

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* 4. A church congregation feels negatively towards the bats. How would go about understanding why that might be?

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* 5. The churchwarden wants to learn more about bats. Which one would you NOT do?

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* 6. The volunteer cleaner says they are struggling to manage the cleaning of bat droppings and urine in the church even though the church looks clean. Which would you NOT do?

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* 7. Thanks for completing this course. Do you now feel more confident to work with churches?

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* 8. After this course would you do anything differently when working with and engaging church communities?

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* 9. Would you recommend this elearning to others interested in working with churches?

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* 11. Thanks for your interest in learning more about working with churches. DOWNLOAD OUR COURSE RESOURCES HERE. Please do leave any notes about the course and suggestions to improve it.

Working with Churches Quiz

This short quiz is a fun way to test your knowledge and reinforce some of the content of the course. When you press 'complete' at the end you'll be able to see whether you picked the correct answers.

* 11. Thanks for your interest in learning more about working with churches.
DOWNLOAD OUR COURSE RESOURCES HERE.
Please do leave any notes about the course and suggestions to improve it.