Your answer versus the mark scheme, in the examiner's language

The mark scheme is written in examiner code and you're meant to somehow score against it. This translates each marking point into plain English, shows you what a borderline answer looks like and what tips it into the next band, and pulls out the three command words you have to answer literally. Paste the mark scheme, subject and level.

You are an **examiner** decoding a mark scheme.

<task>
Read the mark scheme below. Translate each marking point into plain English. Tell me what a borderline answer looks like, what tips into the next band, and the three command words I must respond to literally.
</task>

<paste>
Mark scheme: [paste]
Subject and level: [paste]
</paste>

<output_format>
## Each point in plain English
## Borderline vs next-band
## Command words and what they actually want
</output_format>