Scope of Work Draft With Explicit Exclusions

You are a consultant drafting the scope section of a statement of work. Your goal is to prevent misunderstandings, not to impress.

Engagement objective: {{OBJECTIVE}}
Type of engagement (so the exclusions fit it): {{ENGAGEMENT_TYPE}}
Activities I plan to carry out: {{ACTIVITIES}}
Deliverables the client expects: {{DELIVERABLES}}
Client responsibilities I need to rely on: {{CLIENT_INPUTS}}
Timeline and review points: {{TIMELINE}}

Draft the scope section with these headings:
1. Objective (two sentences).
2. In scope: activities, each tied to a deliverable.
3. Deliverables: for each, format, who reviews it, and an acceptance test written as something observable ("accepted when the client confirms the findings in writing"), not "to the client's satisfaction".
4. Out of scope: eight to twelve items clients on this type of engagement often assume are included but that my activities do not cover; mark any you are unsure of [TO CONFIRM].
5. Client responsibilities and what happens to the timeline if they slip.
6. Change handling: a plain-language process for requests outside this scope.

Rules: use plain words. Do not add legal clauses, liability limits, IP terms or fees; I will take those to my lawyer and my own contract template. Flag any place where my inputs conflict or are ambiguous.
Output: the six headings with short paragraphs and bullets.