The same six situations, drawn. Step through the counts in order and watch which players each one is actually about — the arithmetic gets much easier when you can see who you're supposed to be counting.
Goalkeeper, centre-backs, and any midfielder sitting deep to be the outlet. A second holding midfielder becomes a build-up player the moment he is the one they pass to. This was question one.
Central midfield before width, every time, because being outnumbered centrally is what actually loses you games. You jumped to the wings in question three and the answer was in the middle.
"Be careful on the wings" is a worry. "Right midfielder drops to take their wing-back" is an instruction. If you can't say who does what, you haven't finished the read.
You described what a change achieves twice without saying what it gives up. A read with no cost in it isn't finished. That was question four, and question six.