superável

At A1 level, 'fácil' (easy) is a more appropriate and common word to describe something that can be overcome than 'superável'.

At A1, 'grande' (big) is a basic adjective. While the problem might be 'superável', 'grande' is a simpler and more fundamental concept for beginners.

For A1, 'bom' (good) is a very common and basic adjective. 'Superável' is too advanced for this level to describe a game for children.

At A1, 'fácil' (easy) directly relates to 'if you study'. 'Superável' is a more complex concept than what is expected at this level.

'Interessante' (interesting) is a common and simple adjective for A1 learners to describe a lesson. 'Superável' is too advanced.

At A1, 'fácil' (easy) is a more direct and understandable word to say something can be managed with help. 'Superável' is a C1 word.

The question asks where the ball is. 'A bola está na mesa' means 'The ball is on the table.'

The question asks about the color of the car. 'O carro é vermelho' means 'The car is red.'

The question asks 'How old are you?'. 'Eu tenho dez anos' means 'I am ten years old.'

The sun is hot, not cold. 'Frio' means cold.

'Um gato é um animal pequeno' means 'A cat is a small animal.' This statement is generally true.

Water is usually clear or colorless, not black. 'Preta' means black.