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Vocabulary Context Exit Ticket

Read the short passage. Use clues in the sentences to work out what unfamiliar words mean, then show how word parts help too.

Read the passage

After a storm, Maia checked the koromiko growing beside a coastal track. The evergreen shrub still had green leaves, even though the weather had turned cold. Its nectar-rich flowers held plenty of sweet liquid, attracting tūī and bellbirds. Nearby, a patch of invasive weeds was spreading quickly and crowding the native plants. Volunteers removed the weeds and replanted koromiko in a sheltered spot. Maia felt hopeful: with care, the cherished shrub could flourish again. The word cherished tells us the plant is valued and cared for.

Use the clues

Answer each question using evidence from the passage. For short answers, more than one sensible wording may be correct.

1.Which clue best helps you work out what evergreen means?
  • The shrub grew beside a coastal track.
  • It still had green leaves when the weather turned cold.
  • Volunteers replanted it in a sheltered spot.
2.In the passage, nectar-rich describes flowers holding plenty of what?
3.What does the word cherished mean in this passage? Write one clue that supports your answer.
4.The prefix re- in replanted means again. What does replanted mean here?
5.Flourish means grow or develop well. Which event in the passage could help the koromiko flourish?
  • The weeds crowding it.
  • Volunteers removing weeds and planting it in a sheltered spot.
  • The weather turning cold.
6.Invasive weeds are described as spreading quickly and crowding native plants. What does invasive mean in this context?
7.True or false: The passage suggests that the volunteers’ actions made Maia feel hopeful.
TrueFalse
8.Break conservation into a base word and a suffix: conserve + . What does conservation mean in the passage’s topic?
9.The word habitat is not made from the English words habit and at. Use this sentence clue to infer habitat’s meaning: “Koromiko grows in its natural habitat.” What does habitat mean?
10.Imagine the weeds return next month. Write one sentence using the word crowding to explain the problem for the koromiko.

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  • Vocabulary Context Exit Ticket, page 1 of 2: Read the passage, Use the clues

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  • Vocabulary Context Exit Ticket, page 2 of 2: 5. Flourish means grow or develop well. Which event in the passage could help the koromiko

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