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PRETEST C2

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A school head wants a more holistic view of teacher performance. Which combination best supports this goal?

a)

Classroom observation and self-reflection only

b)

Student feedback, parent input, and observations

c)

Peer comparison and ranking reports

d)

Lesson plan compliance checks

2.

Year-on-year data show declining performance in a specific grade level. What should the school head do first?

a)

Reassign teachers immediately

b)

Conduct root cause analysis with teachers

c)

Increase assessment frequency

d)

Request learner transfers

3.

Teachers administer formative assessments but do not adjust instruction. What should the school head emphasize?

a)

Recording scores for documentation

b)

Using results to inform instructional adjustments

c)

Increasing test difficulty

d)

Reporting results to parents immediately

4.

Classrooms are overcrowded, affecting safety and learning. What action best addresses both concerns?

a)

Increase class size limits

b)

Implement staggered schedules or alternative spaces

c)

Ignore physical constraints temporarily

d)

Focus only on academic performance

5.

Learners lack exposure to non-academic career options. Which initiative best responds to this gap?

a)

Career talks featuring diverse professions

b)

Additional academic remediation classes

c)

Extended examination schedules

d)

Increased homework requirements

6.

Two learners repeatedly violate school rules due to unresolved conflict. Which approach best aligns with restorative practices?

a)

Immediate suspension for both learners

b)

Mediation and guided conflict resolution

c)

Written reprimand placed in records

d)

Referral to external authorities

7.

School Improvement Plan targets are set without considering assessment data. What adjustment is most appropriate?

a)

Revise SIP goals based on learner performance data

b)

Maintain targets for consistency

c)

Focus SIP only on infrastructure

d)

Delegate SIP revisions to teachers

8.

Learners complain that test items cover untaught content. What should the school head ensure?

a)

Tests are challenging regardless of coverage

b)

Assessments align with taught competencies

c)

Learners study independently

d)

Teachers maintain test confidentiality

9.

Learners from minority groups feel marginalized. What leadership action best addresses this issue?

a)

Implement inclusive policies and awareness programs

b)

Separate learners into homogeneous groups

c)

Reduce interaction among groups

d)

Focus solely on academic results

10.

Senior high learners are uncertain about post-school pathways. Which program best supports readiness?

a)

Career counseling and work immersion alignment

b)

Additional standardized testing

c)

Increased academic lectures

d)

Reduction of extracurricular activities

11.

A newly assigned school head in a small multigrade school reviewed the last three years of performance indicators and noted consistent declines in enrollment, participation rate, graduation rate, and achievement rate. During stakeholder consultations, teachers reported weak data use, parents cited lack of engagement, and learners expressed low motivation. To sustainably improve school performance, what should the school head implement first?

a)

Conduct immediate remedial classes and enrichment activities for all grade levels

b)

Initiate a school-based continuous improvement cycle anchored on root-cause analysis

c)

Request immediate replacement of teachers with consistently low performance ratings

d)

Increase promotion and retention targets to reverse declining enrollment statistics

12.

During a monitoring visit, a school head observed that teachers were giving numerous worksheets but few performance-based outputs. Parents also reported confusion about grading standards. To ensure alignment with the BE-LCP principle of holistic and authentic assessment, what should the school head prioritize?

a)

Review lesson plans to ensure sufficient number of written assessment activities

b)

Check alignment between learning objectives, tasks, and assessment evidence

c)

Require weekly submission of learner outputs for centralized school review

d)

Orient parents regularly about grading policies through virtual assemblies

13.

A school head identified several learners aged ten and above who have no birth certificates or prior school records due to displacement and poverty. Parents are requesting immediate enrollment and issuance of school documents. What action best ensures proper documentation while protecting learner rights?

a)

Enroll the learners temporarily while requesting late registration documents

b)

Recommend learners for appropriate grade placement assessment procedures

c)

Require learners to start at Kindergarten level to establish official records

d)

Assign learners to grade levels based solely on age and parent declaration

14.

An elementary school recorded learners with hearing impairment, visual impairment, and intellectual disability across different grade levels. Given limited numbers per category, what class organization best aligns with inclusive SPED implementation guidelines?

a)

Organize one multi-grade SPED class for all identified exceptionalities

b)

Create separate mono-grade classes for each area of exceptionality

c)

Combine hearing and visual impairment learners, separate intellectual disability learners

d)

Assign all learners to regular classes with minimal SPED intervention support

15.

A school head reviewed disciplinary policies after a reported off-campus incident during a school activity. To ensure due process and child protection compliance, which law primarily serves as the legal basis for learner discipline?

a)

Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation, and Discrimination Act

b)

Enhanced Basic Education Act strengthening curriculum and access provisions

c)

Integrated System of Education establishment and administration law

d)

School-based policy manual issued by the local division office

16.

A Grade 10 learner consistently performs well in most subjects but shows low achievement in Mathematics and Science. The adviser suspects conceptual difficulty rather than behavioral issues. What intervention should the school head recommend first?

a)

Conduct immediate home visitation to involve parents in remediation planning

b)

Facilitate collaboration between subject teachers to design targeted interventions

c)

Require the learner to attend mandatory after-class remedial sessions

d)

Refer the learner for formal psychological and academic assessment

17.

A newly appointed school head excels in instructional supervision but struggles with administrative and community functions. Teachers report delays in operations and external coordination. What leadership strategy best ensures balanced school management?

a)

Empower middle leaders while developing their instructional leadership capacity

b)

Focus exclusively on teaching quality and delegate all other functions

c)

Replicate personal practices used previously as a master teacher

d)

Benchmark administrative practices of large, high-performing schools

18.

A school head wants to prepare teachers for future leadership roles while implementing school programs. Which approach best develops leadership capacity while maintaining accountability?

a)

Assign teachers to manage committees aligned with school improvement initiatives

b)

Retain all leadership decisions to ensure consistency and efficiency

c)

Limit leadership opportunities to senior teachers with long service records

d)

Delegate tasks without guidance to encourage independent problem-solving

19.

A newly appointed project leader expresses uncertainty about leading a SIP-aligned initiative. The school head wants to provide immediate yet empowering support. What should be done first?

a)

Clarify project objectives, scope, and expected outputs with the teacher

b)

Allow the teacher to independently manage the project for experience

c)

Assign an external consultant to take over technical leadership

d)

Evaluate the teacher’s performance before offering further assistance

20.

A school head reviewed comparative assessment results of teachers applying for department head. One applicant scored highest in total points across performance, experience, training, and leadership potential. What is the most defensible recommendation?

a)

Recommend the applicant with the highest single performance rating

b)

Recommend the applicant with the highest overall weighted assessment score

c)

Recommend the most senior applicant to maintain staff morale

d)

Recommend the applicant with the highest academic qualification

21.

To protect learner well-being, a school plans to continue SPG/SSG programs during a public health emergency. Which approach best aligns with safety protocols and learner engagement?

a)

Conduct limited face-to-face activities for vaccinated learners only

b)

Implement online activities that promote mental health and participation

c)

Resume large-scale assemblies after securing parental consent

d)

Postpone all student leadership activities until normal operations resume

22.

A newly elected PTA president requested clarification on organizational privileges. Which set of privileges is consistent with DepEd policies and existing laws?

a)

Collect voluntary contributions and represent parents in school councils

b)

Lead procurement activities and construct independently titled buildings

c)

Manage school utilities and approve administrative expenditures

d)

Supervise teachers and evaluate school program effectiveness

23.

A school head reviewed SBM grant guidelines while finalizing the SIP. Which activities are eligible for SBM funding support?

a)

Improving teaching-learning processes and strengthening school governance

b)

Hiring contractual staff and subsidizing recurring operational expenses

c)

Printing commercial test reviewers and sponsoring leisure trips

d)

Providing salary incentives and allowances for select personnel

24.

During planning, a school head identified priority GAD activities during the pandemic. Which output most directly supports GAD mandates?

a)

Conduct webinars on mental health and psychosocial well-being

b)

Purchase general sanitation supplies using GAD funds

c)

Hire additional utility personnel for school maintenance

d)

Allocate funds for infrastructure repair and rehabilitation

25.

After self-assessment, a school head rated “Instructional Supervision” as developing. Before setting professional development goals, what should be considered first?

a)

Evidence supporting current practice gaps in instructional supervision

b)

Available training programs offered by external institutions

c)

Teachers’ readiness to support leadership development goals

d)

Timeline for implementation of professional learning activities

26.

A school head systematically reviewed learner, teacher, parent, and community needs before planning interventions. Which PPSSH principles are demonstrated?

a)

Understanding school issues and promoting inclusive decision-making

b)

Emphasizing accountability and enforcing performance sanctions

c)

Strengthening compliance mechanisms and reporting systems

d)

Prioritizing administrative efficiency over instructional outcomes

27.

During CI planning, a school identified low Mathematics performance as a priority concern. Which data best supports this identification?

a)

Mean Percentage Score and standard deviation across two school years

b)

Survey results on student motivation in Mathematics classes

c)

Records of participation in Mathematics-related competitions

d)

Interview transcripts describing student attitudes toward Mathematics

28.

A school head verified documents of SHS teacher applicants. Which set of requirements is mandatory?

a)

CSC Form 212, LET rating, transcript with specialization units

b)

NBI clearance, barangay clearance, and medical certificate

c)

Certificate of training, recommendation letters, and portfolio

d)

Omnibus certification, service record, and appointment history

29.

LIS data revealed a five percent dropout rate. The school head convened stakeholders to address SARDO concerns. Which KRA is primarily targeted?

a)

Access to basic education and learner participation

b)

Quality of instruction and assessment practices

c)

Governance structures and compliance mechanisms

d)

Operational efficiency and resource utilization

30.

At the end of the second quarter, some OP targets remained unmet. What is the correct sequence of actions?

a)

Mobilize implementers, analyze risks, prepare catch-up plan, implement

b)

Analyze risks, prepare catch-up plan, mobilize implementers, implement

c)

Implement activities, analyze risks, mobilize implementers, plan

d)

Prepare catch-up plan, implement activities, analyze risks, mobilize

31.

On SBM assessment standards, which indicators should be credited under Leadership and Governance?

I. The school community regularly reviews the development plan to keep it responsive to emerging needs.

II. Learning systems are collaboratively monitored using tools to ensure holistic learner development.

III. Roles and responsibilities of accountable persons are clearly defined and agreed upon.

IV. A collaboratively crafted development plan is institutionalized and implemented.

V. A long-term leadership development program for school and community leaders is operational.

a)

Indicators I and III reflect leadership practices and governance structures only

b)

Indicators I and IV focus on planning but not leadership accountability mechanisms

c)

Indicators III, IV, and V establish authority, direction, and leadership sustainability

d)

Indicators I, IV, and V emphasize planning, review, and leadership development

32.

A school head noticed that several learners actively involved in the Performing Arts Troupe showed declining performance in Science and Mathematics due to repeated absences during rehearsals and competitions. Classroom observations confirmed missed competencies. What intervention best balances academic support and learner development?

a)

Implement alternative learning interventions to address missed Science and Mathematics competencies

b)

Remove learners from co-curricular activities to allow full academic class participation

c)

Exempt learners from summative assessments conducted during their official absences

d)

Reorganize learners into one section to align schedules across learning areas

33.

During the RPMS cycle, a school head scheduled multiple classroom observations and post-conferences. Some teachers viewed observations as compliance requirements rather than developmental processes. Which description best reflects the primary purpose of classroom observation within RPMS?

a)

Classroom observation generates formative feedback to improve classroom instructional practices

b)

Classroom observation ensures accurate summative measurement of teacher performance

c)

Classroom observation is conducted to fulfill RPMS procedural requirements annually

d)

Classroom observation provides a venue for professional sharing between colleagues

34.

Several incidents were reported to the School Anti-Bullying Committee. Based on DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012, which case requires immediate action due to severity and risk to learner safety?

a)

Repeated verbal teasing over time causing emotional distress to a younger learner

b)

Circulation of a video showing teasing behavior during an off-campus activity

c)

Physical assault by multiple perpetrators resulting in injury inside school premises

d)

Sharing a private video showing inappropriate behavior among schoolmates

35.

A school head reviewed disciplinary practices after reports of bullying incidents. To align with DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012, which action best demonstrates positive and non-violent discipline?

a)

Integrate sessions on positive discipline and child rights in PTA-supported initiatives

b)

Strengthen disciplinary sanctions to deter repeated bullying behavior

c)

Conduct exclusive orientations for parents without learner participation

d)

Focus capacity-building only on administrators handling discipline cases

36.

A school head aims to strengthen stakeholder relations as a source of organizational support and job satisfaction. Which set of actions best demonstrates positive rapport with key stakeholders? I. Assisting the community in sourcing support for school health initiatives II. Participating actively in school maintenance and improvement activities III. Remaining accessible during urgent activities requiring stakeholder coordination IV. Leading school beautification projects with community involvement

a)

Actions I, II, and III promote collaboration, accessibility, and shared responsibility

b)

Actions II, III, and IV emphasize physical presence but not stakeholder engagement

c)

Actions I, III, and IV reflect responsiveness and partnership-building efforts

d)

Actions II, IV, and I highlight voluntary service without strategic engagement

37.

A school head emphasized that improving teachers’ knowledge, skills, and attitudes directly affects learner outcomes. Which belief should be reinforced to advance this goal?

a)

Continuous professional growth of teachers leads to sustained learner improvement

b)

No learner should be left behind despite changing educational contexts

c)

All learners possess the capacity to learn under any circumstances

d)

Quality instruction automatically produces quality learning outcomes

38.

After portfolio validation, an ASDS adjusted a school head’s RPMS rating from 4.666 to 4.333. What is the most appropriate action consistent with RPMS due process?

a)

Submit additional evidence and formally request reconsideration of the adjusted rating

b)

Accept the revised rating and immediately implement suggested improvements

c)

Elevate the concern to the Performance Management Team for appeal

d)

Present school programs to justify the original rating informally

39.

A school head plans to apply for a NEAP-recognized leadership program. Which eligibility requirements must generally be met?

I. No pending administrative, civil, or criminal case

II. Willingness to prepare and implement a NEAP Action Plan

III. Willingness to comply with provisions of NEAP-recognized providers

a)

Conditions I, II, and III ensure accountability and program commitment

b)

Conditions I, III, and age-based eligibility ensure leadership maturity

c)

Conditions II, III, and exceptional leadership ensure program effectiveness

d)

Conditions I, II, and appointment status define participant eligibility

40.

A teacher-in-charge identified priority development needs related to creativity, innovation, and translating ideas into organizational improvements. Which course best addresses these needs?

a)

Innovation in the 21st Century focusing on creative problem-solving and solutions

b)

Self-Management in a Stressful Workplace emphasizing personal coping strategies

c)

Developing Result-Focused Leaders centered on performance accountability systems

d)

People Development to Maximize Human Capital emphasizing team supervision

41.

Human Resource Development is a framework for helping employees develop their personal and organizational skills, knowledge, and abilities. Which of the following standards should schools observe under Human Resource and Team Development? I. Promote collaboration and harmonious relationships among its personnel.

II. Ensure a learning environment that fosters the health and well-being of learners and school personnel.

III. Foster a culture that encourages excellence and continuous improvement.

IV. Provide a mechanism to help improve individual and group performance.

V. Cultivate, nurture, and ensure personal growth, professional enhancement, and development.

VI. Develop leadership skills among its personnel by providing opportunities to perform leadership roles and responsibilities.

a)

I, II, and IV

b)

I, IV, and V

c)

II, III, and VI

d)

II, III, and V

42.

The newly assigned school head observed low community participation and minimal documentation reflecting the school’s accomplishments and key performance indicators. What mechanisms can the school head use to advocate and communicate the school’s situation, context, and performance to stakeholders?

I. Provide stakeholders with the School Report Card at least twice a year.

II. Disseminate the results of quarterly program implementation reviews.

III. Present the school’s status during a year-end “State of the School Address.”

IV. Allow stakeholders to participate in monitoring and evaluation of programs and projects.

a)

I and III

b)

I, II, and III

c)

II, III, and IV

d)

I, II, III, and IV

43.

A group of learners got involved in a fight during class hours, resulting in one learner being injured. The school head attempted to call the parent, but the phone was unattended. What is the most appropriate immediate action?

a)

Write a note to be delivered by the Guidance Counselor after class hours

b)

Send a learner-relative to personally inform the parent

c)

Call the barangay kagawad to relay the information

d)

Send a text message containing the incident details and wait for a reply

44.

A PTA member wrote to the school head seeking clarification on whether a homeroom president who is a second-degree relative and has custody of a learner may run for a PTA elective position. What is the most appropriate response?

a)

The homeroom PTA president is qualified because relatives are allowed

b)

The school must first verify the relationship with the enrolled learner

c)

The officer is disqualified because only biological parents may join PTA

d)

The officer must present proof of being a court-appointed legal guardian

45.

Which of the following statements about the Parents-Teachers Association (PTA) is TRUE?

I. A class adviser may chair the Ways and Means Committee.

II. A PTA board member may serve more than two consecutive terms.

III. A school employee who is elected homeroom president may vote.

IV. Half of the PTA board members are parents elected from homerooms.

V. A non-teaching personnel is automatically a teacher-member.

a)

IV and II

b)

V and II

c)

I, III, and IV

d)

I, III, and V

46.

A parent requested the admission of her 10-year-old child to Grade 2. LIS data revealed that the learner did not complete Kindergarten and Grade 1. What is the most appropriate action for the school head?

a)

Explain the age requirement under DO No. 20, s. 2018

b)

Enroll the learner and recommend the Philippine Educational Placement Test

c)

Deny admission due to lack of prerequisites

d)

Advise the parent to enroll the child in another school

47.

Based on the given PBB criteria, accountability compliance, and IPCRF ratings of School D, which conclusion is most accurate regarding eligibility and benefits?

a)

Eligible at 55.25%; four teachers are disqualified; one receives prorated PBB

b)

Eligible at 52%; one teacher is disqualified; one receives prorated PBB

c)

Eligible at 55.25%; one teacher is disqualified; one receives prorated PBB

d)

Eligible at 52%; four teachers are disqualified; one receives prorated PBB

48.

How can a school head ensure a high level of teacher motivation through rewards and recognition?

a)

Use school-based mechanisms that assess overall teacher performance

b)

Align recognition solely with promotion criteria

c)

Explore varied and inclusive reward mechanisms

d)

Recommend teachers only for promotion opportunities

49.

During the pandemic, teachers were provided with ICT resources, learners received tablets, and stakeholders supported modular distribution. Learner performance improved at the end of the school year. What conclusion can be derived?

a)

The school implemented a well-crafted Learning Continuity Plan

b)

Parents answered most learner activities

c)

ICT use alone ensured academic success

d)

Stakeholder support replaced formal instruction

50.

Under DepEd Order No. 38, s. 2018, who is entitled to hardship allowance?

a)

A teacher who travels by banca to reach the school

b)

A teacher assigned to a calamity-prone area

c)

A teacher serving as ALS specialist

d)

A teacher commuting long distances on concrete roads

51.

Which reforms serve as the basis for crafting the Philippine Professional Standards for School Heads (PPSSH)?

I. K to 12 Basic Education

II. Sustainable Development Goals

III. ASEAN Integration

IV. Education 2030

V. Globalization

VI. Cultural Diversity

VII. 21st-Century Learners

a)

I, III, IV, and V

b)

I, III, V, and VII

c)

I, III, IV, and VII

d)

II, III, IV, and VI

52.

Before Brigada Eskwela, safety risks were identified in school facilities. Which activities should be prioritized?

I. Facilitate the assessment of the school building structure and electrical wiring and make necessary repairs and/or upgrades to prevent accidents from happening.

II. Cordon off the building with minor repairs.

III. Prune the trees to avoid the entanglement of electrical wirings.

IV. Call the parents for an immediate clean-up drive.

V. Repair minor classroom damages such as broken windows, doors, blackboards, roofs, furniture, etc.

a)

I, III, and IV

b)

I, III, and V

c)

I, III, IV, and V

d)

I, II, III, and IV

53.

The School Improvement Plan (SIP) is best described as:

a)

A three-year activity plan aligned with AIP

b)

The basis for governance projects only

c)

A roadmap of interventions addressing PIAs

d)

The basis of the Annual Implementation Plan

54.

Based on the research skills priority data, what observation is most valid?

a)

Teachers are strong in literature search but weak in publication

b)

Teachers need intensive capability building in writing and reporting

c)

Teachers excel in data interpretation but lack conceptual skills

d)

Teachers show balanced research skills across indicators

55.

A teacher designed an innovation using school data and tested it systematically. What is the most appropriate action of the school head?

a)

Promote the innovation to stakeholders

b)

Share the innovation for benchmarking

c)

Support and scale the innovation school-wide

d)

Report performance gains as governance outcomes

56.

Failure to communicate guidelines in the School-Based Feeding Program may result in:

I. Arbitrary identification of beneficiaries

II. Parent pressure to include non-qualified learners

III. Selection of only severely wasted learners

IV. Parent assistance in food preparation

a)

I and II

b)

III and IV

c)

I, II, and IV

d)

II, III, and IV

57.

Which are components of Student-led School Watching and Hazard Mapping?

I. The school watching team shall comprise at least ten members.

II. The school shall organize a student-led hazard mapping activity every first week of the school year.

III. The Supreme Student Government (SSG) shall aid in the identification of the School Watching Team.

IV. The moderator of the activity is preferably the SSG adviser.

V. The SSG shall present the result of school watching and hazard map to the School Planning Team.

a)

I, IV, and V

b)

I, III, and V

c)

III, IV, and V

d)

II, IV, and V

58.

Which alternative delivery modes best address absenteeism due to harvest season and class congestion?

I. Instructional Management by Parents, Community, and Teachers

II. Modified In-School Off-School Approach

III. Rural Farm School

IV. Night High School

V. Home Schooling

a)

I and II

b)

I and III

c)

II, III, and IV

d)

II, IV, and V

59.

Based on enrollment, dropout, and retention data, which program should be prioritized?

a)

Focus dropout reduction on Grades 7 and 10

b)

Enhance remediation for Grades 8–10

c)

Prioritize dropout reduction for Grades 9–10 with remediation

d)

Increase enrollment through child mapping

60.

Which expenses are eligible under the SPED support fund?

I. Formal assessment or rehabilitation of LWDs by medical or allied medical specialists

II. Acquisition of specialized materials, devices, and equipment intended for instructional purposes of LWDs without threshold

III. Development of learning materials for LWDs

IV. Attendance of SPED and receiving teachers in specialized training on inclusive education conducted by NEAP-accredited providers.

V. Communication expenses of SPED implementors

a)

I and II

b)

II and III

c)

I, III, and IV

d)

I, IV, and V

61.

Under Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 1, which guideline applies?

a)

Automatic suspension of Key Stage 1 classes

b)

Teachers handling suspended classes must report

c)

DRRM teachers are exempt from reporting

d)

Non-teaching staff are exempt from work

62.

How should a school head manage the use of school facilities as a quarantine area?

a)

Ignore regional approval

b)

Conduct school inventory

c)

Review the approved Terms and Conditions

d)

Assign school structures immediately

63.

A teacher expressed difficulty teaching assigned subjects. What is the best intervention?

a)

Advise participation in training

b)

Require review of college lessons

c)

Conduct Learning Action Cells

d)

Assign master teachers for assistance

64.

Based on teacher qualifications and COT ratings, what should be prioritized in LAC?

a)

Content mastery

b)

Classroom management

c)

Pedagogy and strategies

d)

Learning resources

65.

Which action best promotes teacher initiative and decision-making?

a)

Enforcing a “learn and apply” mindset

b)

Granting autonomy and trust

c)

Acting as a telling leader

d)

Using reward-based leadership

66.

Why did the teacher receive a VS instead of Outstanding rating?

a)

Weak integration during observation

b)

Poor classroom observation performance

c)

Content errors during teaching

d)

Lack of preparation for observation

67.

Which practice best reflects the 70–20–10 learning principle?

a)

Delegation and representation

b)

Work application, mentoring, and training

c)

Administrative guidance and LAC

d)

Policy writing and expert feedback

68.

How should the school head respond regarding the six-hour teaching load?

a)

Salary deduction applies

b)

Work outside school is allowed

c)

Salary deduction still applies

d)

Work outside school is allowed with verification

69.

Why is data gathering essential before developing the SIP?

a)

To establish baseline performance

b)

To conduct SWOT analysis

c)

To compare with other schools

d)

To review curriculum gaps

70.

Which activities may be funded using Q3 MOOE allocation?

a)

Repair, ADM, lab maintenance, HE apparatus

b)

Repair, ADM, lab maintenance, HE apparatus and supplies

c)

Repair, ADM, lab maintenance, HE, LED TV

d)

All listed activities including capital outlay