Good question - I'm sure there will be others asking the same thing.
Nearly all of the existing questions are fine after the syllabus change.
The only question that we would not expect to be asked is S 11 Q1(i).
All the other questions you list are ok (and we can't spot any others that might be affected).
In terms of the solutions in the revision notes, we would expect slightly different answers just to S 09 Q3(ii), and (very slightly) to O 13 Q5(iii). Basically before the syllabus change, the default position was to assume that supervisory reserves would be prudent (though sometimes they were not, when instead there would be large solvency capital requirements). Now the default has shifted slightly, so that either we can have prudent reserves and not so much solvency capital, or we can have best estimate (eg market-consistent) reserves but loads of solvency capital, so the overall result is still "prudence". These old solutions were written from the old default position, and so would change slightly to reflect the new approach.
So, basically, the existing questions and their solutions would barely change. But, of course, don't forget there is new material on the 2016 syllabus which won't feature at all in past questions.
Robert
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