What is true about overriding?

Question $5$ options:

$1.$If you override a method of your parent you can no longer access it from the child

$2.$It is when you create methods with the same name but different parameters

$3.$The signature of the method that is overriding another must have same name

$4.$It is when you create constructors with the same name but different parameters

$5.$The signature of the method that is overriding another must have same parameter names

$6.$Overriding a method is an example of tight coupling

$7.$The signature of the method that is overriding another must have same parameter types$/$order

$8.$It is stopped by using 'final' in the signature of a method

$9.$Super allows a child to access the original function they have overridden in themselves from their parent

$10.$You must include the @Override