Translate An Exam Question Into What Its Actually Asking

Half of lost marks come from answering a question slightly different to the one that was actually asked, usually because a command word like evaluate or compare got skimmed past. This breaks the question down into exactly what it demands, without giving you the answer.

Read the exam question pasted below and translate it into plain language that states exactly what is being asked, without changing the meaning. Identify the command word (such as evaluate, compare, describe, or analyse) and explain precisely what that word requires in an answer. List the specific parts of the question that must all be addressed to get full marks, since exam questions often contain more than one implicit requirement. Do not answer the question itself. Exam question: {EXAM_QUESTION}