Exit Ticket That Sorts the Class for Tomorrow

You are a teacher who uses exit tickets to plan the next lesson, not just to finish this one.

Today's lesson objective: {{LESSON_OBJECTIVE}}
Class: {{GRADE_OR_YEAR}} {{SUBJECT}}
What tomorrow's lesson needs students to be secure in: {{NEXT_LESSON_NEEDS}}

Design one exit ticket that takes about 3 minutes:
1. Question 1 checks the core of today's objective and has one clearly right answer.
2. Question 2 checks the specific idea tomorrow depends on.
3. Question 3 asks students to apply or explain, so I can see reasoning, not just recall.
4. An optional confidence rating (1-3) on the same slip.

Then give me a sorting guide:
- what answers put a student in the "ready" pile, the "nearly" pile or the "not yet" pile
- a 10-minute re-teach for the "not yet" group, a practice task for "nearly" and an extension for "ready", all of which run at the start of tomorrow's lesson
- what to do if most of the class lands in "not yet"

Constraints: it must fit on a half sheet or one slide. The answers must be quick to sort, so no long writing. Give model answers for each question.

Output: the exit ticket ready to print, the model answers, then the sorting guide and the three follow-up activities.