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Question 1Operations

A parks department performs annual inspection and servicing of its mowers and utility vehicles before each mowing season. This practice is best described as:

  1. Emergency maintenance
  2. Corrective maintenance
  3. Deferred maintenance
  4. Preventive maintenance Correct answer.

Explanation

Preventive maintenance is planned, scheduled servicing performed before an asset fails, which extends equipment life and reduces unplanned downtime. Corrective maintenance occurs after a breakdown, deferred maintenance is work postponed for lack of funds, and emergency maintenance is unplanned response to a failure or hazard.

Question 2Operations

A maintenance supervisor has four open work orders. Which should be scheduled first?

  1. Repair the broken irrigation head during the coming week
  2. Replace the burned-out parking lot light on the next night shift
  3. Repaint the picnic table at the next scheduled rotation
  4. Replace the missing swing hanger bolt before the playground opens Correct answer.

Explanation

Work orders are prioritized by the likelihood and severity of injury to the public, so a missing fastener on play equipment that creates an immediate fall hazard outranks cosmetic or convenience work. Aesthetic work such as painting and routine irrigation repair are scheduled after hazards are abated.

Question 3Operations

A recreation center built in 1978 has a second-floor ceramics room reachable only by stairs, and classes are still offered there. Under the ADA, the department must:

  1. Defer action until the building is scheduled for renovation
  2. Discontinue the ceramics program at that site
  3. Post signage noting that the upstairs room is not accessible
  4. Relocate the class to an accessible room Correct answer.

Explanation

The ADA requires that programs and services, viewed in their entirety, be readily accessible to people with disabilities; structural change is not required when a program can be moved or otherwise made accessible. Signage alone does not provide access, and a program cannot be eliminated solely because its current space is inaccessible.

Question 4Operations

Where should an automated external defibrillator (AED) be placed in a recreation facility?

  1. In a marked cabinet in a public area near high-risk activities Correct answer.
  2. Inside the director's locked office
  3. In the pool mechanical room beside the pumps
  4. In the custodial closet with cleaning chemicals

Explanation

AEDs must be retrievable within a few minutes of collapse, so they are placed in clearly marked, publicly reachable locations near gyms, pools, and other high-risk areas. Locked offices, chemical storage, and mechanical rooms delay retrieval and expose the unit to damage or hazardous conditions.

Question 5Operations

An employee cleaning a restroom finds a used syringe. Under universal precautions, the employee should:

  1. Spray the item with air freshener and continue cleaning
  2. Treat the item as infectious and use gloves plus a mechanical pickup tool Correct answer.
  3. Carry the item by hand while a coworker holds the trash bag
  4. Pick the item up with a paper towel and place it in the regular trash

Explanation

Universal precautions require that all blood and body fluids be treated as infectious, and sharps must be handled with gloves using tongs or another mechanical device and placed in a rigid sharps container. Direct hand contact and disposal in regular trash expose staff and waste haulers to needlestick injury.

Question 6Operations

In a public swimming pool, the primary purpose of maintaining a free chlorine residual is to:

  1. Raise the pH into the acceptable range
  2. Protect metal fixtures from corrosion
  3. Inactivate pathogens in the water Correct answer.
  4. Improve clarity by coagulating suspended particles

Explanation

Free chlorine is the active disinfectant that kills or inactivates bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens introduced by bathers. pH is managed with separate chemicals, clarity is addressed by filtration and coagulation, and corrosion control depends on balanced water chemistry rather than chlorine residual.

Question 7Operations

Loose-fill surfacing under a slide has compacted to about three inches in the landing zone. The best corrective action is to:

  1. Close the slide permanently and remove the play structure
  2. Restore and maintain loose-fill at the required depth Correct answer.
  3. Post a caution sign and continue operating the slide
  4. Replace the fiber with any rubber mat that is available

Explanation

Loose-fill surfacing must be maintained at the uncompressed depth needed for the equipment's critical fall height, and a three-inch layer is far short of that protection. Routine raking and replenishment restore the depth without closing the play area, while any replacement mat must carry its own fall-height rating.

Question 8Operations

A turf manager follows the one-third rule when mowing. The purpose of the rule is to:

  1. Leave one third of the acreage unmowed each season
  2. Rotate mowing patterns across thirds of the field
  3. Sharpen reels after one third of the season
  4. Remove no more than one third of the leaf blade at each cut Correct answer.

Explanation

The one-third rule limits each mowing to the top third of the leaf blade, which keeps the plant under less stress and supports deeper roots and denser turf. Removing more than that in one pass thins the canopy, weakens the stand, and invites weed and disease pressure.

Question 9Operations

An integrated pest management approach to dandelions in a park lawn would begin with:

  1. Spraying herbicide as soon as a single weed is observed anywhere in the park
  2. Applying a broad-spectrum herbicide across the entire park on a fixed calendar schedule
  3. Monitoring the turf and improving cultural practices before using herbicides Correct answer.
  4. Removing all turf in the affected areas and replacing it with gravel

Explanation

IPM sequences actions from least to most disruptive: monitor the site, set an action threshold, and correct cultural problems such as compaction or mowing height before turning to chemical controls. Calendar-based spraying and single-weed reactions are not threshold-driven, and turf removal is a last resort.

Question 10Operations

Which document authorizes a youth league to use a municipal field on scheduled dates and states the conditions of use?

  1. A work order
  2. A facility use permit Correct answer.
  3. An incident report
  4. A purchase requisition

Explanation

A facility use permit is the agreement that grants a group access to a specific facility for specific times and records conditions such as fees, insurance, and care of the grounds. Work orders direct maintenance tasks, purchase requisitions commit funds, and incident reports document occurrences.

Question 11Operations

A patron reports that a restroom has been out of soap for two days. The best service-recovery response is to:

  1. Suggest the patron use the restroom in the other building
  2. Ask the patron to submit a written complaint form
  3. Explain that supplies are ordered on a monthly cycle
  4. Acknowledge the problem, correct it, and confirm restocking Correct answer.

Explanation

Service recovery resolves the problem quickly, takes ownership, and follows up so the failure does not recur. Explanations, deflection, and paperwork shift the burden to the patron without fixing the condition.

Question 12Operations

Which practice best strengthens internal control over cash receipts at a recreation center?

  1. Two staff verify receipts against the register report before deposit Correct answer.
  2. Receipts are held in a desk drawer until the weekly bank deposit
  3. Front-desk staff may void transactions without written documentation
  4. One employee collects, counts, and deposits all cash receipts daily

Explanation

Segregating duties and requiring dual verification make it difficult for one person to remove cash without detection and create an independent record for reconciliation. Consolidating all cash duties in one employee, holding receipts on site, and allowing undocumented voids all create opportunities for loss.

Question 13Operations

Recording hours of use, fuel consumption, and repairs for each mower and truck is primarily used to:

  1. Schedule maintenance and support repair-or-replace decisions Correct answer.
  2. Satisfy marketing reporting requirements
  3. Set program registration fees
  4. Calculate employee payroll hours

Explanation

An equipment log ties service intervals to actual hours and builds a cost history that shows when replacement is cheaper than continued repair. Payroll, marketing, and fee setting draw on separate records.

Question 14Operations

The primary purpose of completing an incident report after a slip and fall at a facility is to:

  1. Document the facts promptly for risk management and claims Correct answer.
  2. Assign fault to the person who fell
  3. Support the annual budget narrative
  4. Notify local media outlets

Explanation

An incident report captures a factual, contemporaneous record of what happened, who was involved, and what conditions existed, which supports investigation, insurance claims, and corrective action. Determining fault is a legal conclusion, and staff reports are not public relations or budget documents.

Question 15Operations

Before allowing a private vendor to sell food at a city festival, the department should require the vendor to provide:

  1. A certificate of insurance naming the department as additional insured Correct answer.
  2. A copy of the vendor's menu, price list, and staffing plan
  3. A verbal assurance that the vendor follows safe food handling practices
  4. A refundable damage deposit only

Explanation

A certificate of insurance with the department named as additional insured transfers the risk of vendor-related injury or illness to the vendor's policy and gives the department notice of coverage limits. Verbal assurances and deposits do not protect the department from claims.

Question 16Operations

A department owns a single historic carousel that requires specialized mechanical expertise twice a year. The most appropriate service delivery approach is likely to:

  1. Hire a full-time mechanic for the carousel
  2. Assign grounds staff to the work without specialized training
  3. Permanently close the carousel to avoid the maintenance
  4. Contract with a specialized vendor Correct answer.

Explanation

When a specialized need is infrequent, contracting delivers the required expertise without the cost of a year-round position. A full-time mechanic is hard to justify for two service visits, untrained staff create liability, and closure forfeits a valued amenity.

Question 17Operations

A restroom in a neighborhood park is repeatedly vandalized. Which change best applies Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design principles?

  1. Enclose the restroom with opaque fencing and remove the lighting
  2. Install one camera and post no signage about it
  3. Trim sightlines, improve lighting, and schedule staff presence Correct answer.
  4. Keep the restroom locked except for two hours each week

Explanation

CPTED relies on natural surveillance, access control, and territorial reinforcement, so opening sightlines, lighting the area, and adding regular staff presence make misuse more visible and less likely. Blocking views, reducing access, and unannounced surveillance all reduce legitimate use without addressing the conditions that invite vandalism.

Question 18Operations

A recreation center wants to cut energy costs without a major capital project. The best first step is typically to:

  1. Complete an energy audit and adjust schedules, setpoints, and controls Correct answer.
  2. Replace the entire HVAC system immediately
  3. Cut operating hours by half
  4. Shut off ventilation in locker rooms

Explanation

An energy audit identifies where consumption actually occurs and often reveals low-cost savings from scheduling, thermostat setpoints, and control settings before equipment replacement is considered. Drastic operational cuts and disabling ventilation harm service quality and indoor air quality.

Question 19Operations

The most important practice for reducing erosion on a natural-surface trail is to:

  1. Close the trail during every rain event
  2. Spread wood chips along the entire length each year
  3. Widen the trail to twelve feet
  4. Grade the tread and install water bars to divert runoff Correct answer.

Explanation

Water is the dominant cause of trail erosion, so outsloping the tread and adding drainage structures such as water bars and check dams moves runoff off the trail before it cuts channels. Widening increases the disturbed area, and surface amendments fail when drainage is not corrected first.

Question 20Operations

The primary reason lifeguards are rotated among positions at regular intervals is to:

  1. Provide variety in the workday
  2. Reduce vigilance decrement from prolonged attention Correct answer.
  3. Balance the number of rotations among guards
  4. Meet wage and hour requirements

Explanation

Sustained attention to a repetitive visual field causes vigilance decrement, a measurable decline in detection ability, so rotation refreshes attention and protects coverage. Rotation is not a scheduling convenience or a payroll issue.

Question 21Operations

A maintenance employee is preparing to mix a concentrated pool chemical. Which combination of practices is required?

  1. Store the concentrate in an unlabeled spray bottle for convenience
  2. Mix the product in an unventilated closet to keep it out of the weather
  3. Check the SDS, wear the specified PPE, and avoid incompatible mixing Correct answer.
  4. Dilute the concentrate with liquid from an unmarked container

Explanation

Hazard communication requires employees to consult the safety data sheet before handling a chemical, use the personal protective equipment it specifies, and never combine products that can react. Unlabeled containers, unknown diluents, and unventilated mixing areas are leading causes of chemical injuries.

Question 22Operations

A crew applies ice melt to the walkways leading to a senior center. The most important documentation practice is to:

  1. Log date, time, material, and location of each application Correct answer.
  2. Photograph the product bags before they are opened
  3. Note which employees are assigned to winter duty shifts
  4. File a report only if someone falls

Explanation

A contemporaneous application log showing when, where, and with what material each walkway was treated demonstrates that the department exercised reasonable care. Shift rosters and packaging photos do not establish that a specific area was treated, and waiting for an injury forfeits the record.

Question 23Operations

A written custodial standard for restrooms most usefully specifies:

  1. The brand of paper products used
  2. The name of the custodial supervisor
  3. The number of complaints received last year
  4. The tasks to be performed and how often Correct answer.

Explanation

A service-level standard defines the tasks, the frequency of each, and the acceptable condition so that performance can be scheduled, inspected, and measured. Supervisor names, past complaint counts, and product brands do not tell staff what to do or how often.

Question 24Operations

Lightning is detected within six miles of an outdoor pool. The correct action is to:

  1. Move patrons to the shaded pool deck area
  2. Let each lifeguard decide individually when to clear the pool
  3. Continue operations until rain begins
  4. Clear the pool and deck and move patrons indoors Correct answer.

Explanation

Established lightning safety guidance calls for clearing the pool and deck when thunder is heard or lightning is detected within about six miles, and for sheltering in a substantial building or enclosed vehicle. Waiting for rain, leaving the call to individuals, and using shade structures leave people in exposed or conducting locations.

Question 25Operations

A department wants to justify adding maintenance positions. The strongest evidence would come from:

  1. Employee requests for additional help during peak season
  2. The number of maintenance staff employed by a neighboring city
  3. Acres and service level per FTE compared with industry benchmarks Correct answer.
  4. The number of complaints received during a single month

Explanation

Staffing requests are strongest when they connect current workload, such as acres or facility square footage maintained per full-time equivalent, to accepted industry benchmarks and service-level targets. A single comparison city, staff requests, and one month of complaints are anecdotal and do not demonstrate workload need.

Question 26Operations

The primary function of a work order system in park and recreation operations is to:

  1. Record employee payroll, overtime, and benefit hours
  2. Replace the agency's scheduled preventive maintenance program entirely
  3. Track maintenance requests, assignments, and completion Correct answer.
  4. Set the fee schedule for facility rentals and programs

Explanation

A work order system records each maintenance request, assigns it to a crew or trade, and captures the labor, parts, and completion date. That history supports accountability, budget justification, and planning of future repairs.

Question 27Operations

Which expenditure would normally be funded from a capital improvement budget rather than an operating budget?

  1. Fuel, oil, and routine servicing for the mowing fleet
  2. Replacing the roof of a thirty-year-old recreation center Correct answer.
  3. Buying pool chlorine and test reagents for the season
  4. Paying seasonal lifeguards and instructors for the summer season

Explanation

Capital budgets fund acquisition, construction, or major replacement of assets with a multi-year useful life, such as a roof. Routine recurring costs such as wages, chemicals, and fuel belong in the operating budget.

Question 28Operations

A records retention schedule primarily specifies:

  1. How long each record type is kept before lawful destruction Correct answer.
  2. The order in which paper files are shelved in the records room
  3. The software platform used to archive scanned documents
  4. The number of duplicate copies made of each document

Explanation

A retention schedule names each record series and states how long it must be kept before lawful destruction, accounting for legal, fiscal, and audit requirements. It is the agency's authority for both keeping and disposing of records.

Question 29Operations

Which practice provides the strongest control over keys to a recreation center?

  1. Issuing keys by signed log and collecting them at exit Correct answer.
  2. Storing spare keys in an unlocked drawer at the front desk
  3. Giving supervisors an unrestricted master key for convenience
  4. Re-keying the building only after a break-in has occurred

Explanation

Accountability requires a written record of who holds each key and prompt recovery when a person leaves or changes assignments. Lost keys and unrecorded copies defeat the control no matter how secure the lock itself is.

Question 30Operations

A department needs $85,000 of playground surfacing, which exceeds its $50,000 formal bidding threshold. The purchasing manager should:

  1. Award the work to the vendor with the longest history with the agency
  2. Split the order into two purchases under the threshold
  3. Follow the formal competitive bid process Correct answer.
  4. Buy from the lowest-priced catalog without soliciting competition

Explanation

Purchases above the adopted threshold must go through the formal competitive process so the award is documented, fair, and defensible. Deliberately dividing a purchase to avoid the threshold is generally prohibited by purchasing policy.

Question 31Operations

A pool pump manufacturer recommends replacing seals every 18 months. The best way to ensure this happens is to:

  1. Replace the entire pump whenever the seals are serviced
  2. Add the seal replacement to a time-based PM schedule Correct answer.
  3. Ask the pool operator to remember the 18-month interval
  4. Wait until the seal fails and then schedule the repair

Explanation

Time-based preventive maintenance converts manufacturer intervals into scheduled work orders so the task is triggered by the calendar rather than by memory or by failure. This keeps the cost predictable and avoids unplanned shutdowns.

Question 32Operations

The best way to test whether a facility's emergency action plan will work in practice is to:

  1. Run a tabletop exercise or drill and debrief it Correct answer.
  2. Post the plan on the wall in the administrative office
  3. Review the plan once at the next scheduled staff meeting
  4. File the plan with the risk manager and distribute copies

Explanation

An emergency action plan is validated by practice: a tabletop exercise or drill reveals gaps in roles, communication, and evacuation that a written document alone cannot expose. Debriefing converts the exercise into concrete improvements.

Question 33Operations

A self-evaluation conducted under the Americans with Disabilities Act is used to:

  1. Identify barriers to access in programs, services, and facilities Correct answer.
  2. Certify to the federal government that all facilities are compliant
  3. Document staff disciplinary procedures for access complaints
  4. Replace the agency's capital improvement plan for facilities

Explanation

The self-evaluation is the agency's structured review of programs, services, and facilities to find barriers to access, and those findings feed the transition plan. It is an internal planning tool that drives remediation priorities.

Question 34Operations

Before assigning a volunteer to coach youth sports, the agency should:

  1. Ask the volunteer to sign a general liability waiver only
  2. Complete the agency's screening and background check Correct answer.
  3. Confirm the volunteer has children enrolled in the league
  4. Assign the volunteer to a co-coach for the first season

Explanation

Youth-serving volunteers should complete the same screening, including criminal background checks, required of comparable paid staff before they are placed with minors. Screening is a prerequisite to assignment, not something completed later.

Question 35Operations

An inventory reorder point for a maintenance supply should be set at the level of:

  1. Usage during lead time plus safety stock Correct answer.
  2. The shelf space available in the maintenance yard
  3. The lowest price quoted by any approved supplier
  4. The quantity purchased on the previous order

Explanation

The reorder point covers expected demand during the procurement lead time plus a buffer for variability, so stock does not run out before the next delivery arrives. It is a demand-and-timing calculation, not a storage or pricing one.

Question 36Operations

A contractor's mowing quality repeatedly falls below the written specification. The strongest contractual response is to:

  1. Document the deficiencies and apply the contract's remedies Correct answer.
  2. Cancel the contract immediately and hire the crew as employees
  3. Withhold all payment without notifying the contractor in writing
  4. Accept the work and note the concern at the next bid cycle

Explanation

Contract remedies such as cure notices, payment withholding, or liquidated damages are enforceable only when the deficiencies are documented and the contract's notice procedures are followed. Documented, contract-based action protects the agency if the dispute escalates.

Question 37Operations

An agency is applying a cost-recovery pyramid. Which offering should carry the highest cost-recovery target?

  1. A senior congregate lunch program funded by a grant
  2. A subsidized after-school program for low-income youth
  3. An adult specialty fitness class with a waiting list Correct answer.
  4. A free community festival in the downtown park

Explanation

A cost-recovery pyramid sets higher recovery targets for offerings with primarily individual benefit and demonstrated ability to pay, and lower targets for programs meeting broad community or equity needs. An adult specialty class with proven demand fits the high-recovery tier.

Question 38Operations

An agency's deferred maintenance backlog keeps growing. Which analysis would best support a decision about which repairs to fund first?

  1. The preference of the crew that would perform the work
  2. Failure risk and consequences for safety and service Correct answer.
  3. The order in which the assets were originally constructed
  4. An equal annual share of funding for every facility

Explanation

Prioritizing by probability of failure and the consequence of that failure directs limited funds to assets that could cause injury, closure, or major service loss. Condition and criticality data make that ranking defensible to decision makers.

Question 39Operations

When building a seasonal staffing plan, the best basis for estimating how many lifeguards are needed is:

  1. The size of the applicant pool from the prior season
  2. Projected attendance and required guard ratios Correct answer.
  3. The number of lifeguard certification courses offered
  4. The number of guards who worked the previous summer

Explanation

Staffing needs follow from projected attendance and the ratio of guards to swimmers required by policy and code, adjusted for shifts, breaks, and rotation. Demand drives the requirement; the labor market affects only how it is filled.

Question 40Operations

Before a facility is rented to a private group, the most useful documentation is:

  1. A verbal promise that the group will leave the room clean
  2. A list of the group's prior rentals at other agencies
  3. A photocopy of the group leader's driver's license
  4. A signed use agreement and a condition checklist Correct answer.

Explanation

A signed agreement establishes the terms, fees, and liability obligations, while a documented condition checklist protects both parties by recording the facility's state before and after use. Together they support enforcement and damage recovery.

Question 41Programming

A community mental health center wants to start a new psychosocial rehabilitation program. Which action should come first in the program planning process?

  1. Conduct a needs assessment of the target population Correct answer.
  2. Purchase a packaged curriculum for all group services
  3. Launch a marketing campaign in local media
  4. Hire staff and assign caseloads

Explanation

Program planning begins with determining the needs, strengths, and preferences of the people the program intends to serve. Needs assessment data then drive the selection of services, staffing, and measurable objectives.

Question 42Programming

Which program objective is written in a measurable form?

  1. Report feeling better about themselves each week
  2. Socialize more often with peers in the community
  3. Increase overall wellness and community participation
  4. Attend 80% of scheduled groups over 12 weeks Correct answer.

Explanation

A measurable objective specifies an observable behavior, a performance criterion, and a time frame so progress can be verified with data. Attendance at a stated percentage over a stated period meets all three requirements.

Question 43Programming

Which principle is central to recovery-oriented psychiatric rehabilitation programming?

  1. Staff determine goals on behalf of participants
  2. Participants direct their own goals and exercise choice Correct answer.
  3. Symptom reduction is the only outcome tracked
  4. Services are delivered mainly in hospital settings

Explanation

Recovery-oriented programs are person-directed and built around the individual's own goals, preferences, and definition of a meaningful life. Choice and self-determination are treated as core program values rather than optional extras.

Question 44Programming

A program director wants data to improve services while the program is still running. Which type of evaluation is designed for this purpose?

  1. Summative evaluation
  2. Cost-benefit analysis
  3. Formative evaluation Correct answer.
  4. Outcome evaluation

Explanation

Formative evaluation collects information during implementation so that problems can be identified and service delivery refined. Summative and outcome evaluations judge results after a program or reporting period is complete.

Question 45Programming

Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is an evidence-based model designed to achieve which outcome?

  1. Supportive housing placement
  2. Integrated substance use treatment
  3. Family psychoeducation
  4. Competitive employment in the community Correct answer.

Explanation

IPS is a supported employment model that helps people obtain competitive jobs in the community and then provides ongoing support. Its core features include rapid job search, consumer preference, and integration with the treatment team.

Question 46Programming

Which practice best reflects cultural competence in program design?

  1. Assigning staff to consumers solely by ethnic background
  2. Using one standard curriculum with all consumer groups
  3. Adapting to the language, values, and traditions of consumers Correct answer.
  4. Requiring all consumers to communicate in English

Explanation

Cultural competence means designing and delivering services that fit the language, values, traditions, and experiences of the people served. It shows up in program materials, staffing, and the way services are delivered.

Question 47Programming

Which action most directly involves consumers in program planning?

  1. Placing consumers on advisory and planning committees Correct answer.
  2. Surveying only clinical staff about program needs
  3. Reviewing licensing citations from the last survey
  4. Letting administrators make all planning decisions

Explanation

Meaningful stakeholder involvement gives consumers real influence over decisions rather than input after the fact. Seats on advisory and planning committees with defined roles accomplish that.

Question 48Programming

In psychiatric rehabilitation, fidelity refers to which of the following?

  1. The rate at which staff are retained each year
  2. The level of consumer satisfaction with services
  3. The program's compliance with its annual budget
  4. How closely a practice is delivered as designed Correct answer.

Explanation

Fidelity is the extent to which a program implements the core components of an evidence-based practice as its developers specified. It is measured separately from satisfaction, staffing, and fiscal performance.

Question 49Programming

Which staffing and service feature is characteristic of Assertive Community Treatment?

  1. Time-limited, office-based individual therapy for six months
  2. A drop-in socialization center open on weekday afternoons
  3. Referral-only case management with monthly telephone contacts
  4. A multidisciplinary team with small caseloads and 24/7 coverage Correct answer.

Explanation

ACT is a team-based model with shared caseloads of roughly 10 to 12 consumers per staff member, delivered in the community with around-the-clock availability. Services are ongoing rather than time-limited and are provided directly by the team rather than by referral.

Question 50Programming

In a program logic model, the resources invested in the program, such as staff, funding, and facilities, are called which of the following?

  1. Outcomes
  2. Inputs Correct answer.
  3. Impacts
  4. Activities

Explanation

A logic model links inputs (resources) to activities, outputs, and outcomes. Inputs are everything the program invests or draws on in order to operate.