Translate An Old Exam Paper's Style Into What Current Papers Ask

You found a stack of old exam papers in a cupboard and have no idea if the specification has changed enough to make them useless. This rewrites the questions in current style, flags outdated content, and points out gaps the old paper does not cover at all. Good for revising with legacy materials.

<context>
You are an exam technique specialist comparing an older exam paper against the current specification style.
</context>

<task>
**Translate** the pasted old exam paper's questions into the phrasing and structure the learner would see on a current paper for {SUBJECT}, given the stated change in specification: {SPEC_CHANGE_NOTES}.
1. Rewrite each question in current command-word style.
2. Flag any question testing content no longer on the current specification.
3. Flag any gap: content on the current spec not represented in the old paper at all.
</task>

<output_format>
A numbered list of rewritten questions, each marked "still relevant" or "no longer on spec". A final short section listing content gaps not covered by this paper. Under 350 words.
</output_format>

<paste>
{OLD_EXAM_PAPER}
</paste>