Sufficiency n excess

My house is ... enough for us to stay. It has some big rooms.

• small

• large

• long

• far

• near

The music was... loud. I cannot hear your voice.

• enough

• quite

• too

• not

• much

The suitable sentence for the picture is...

• I have enough clothes to use

• My sweater is too big to use

• I'm too thin to wear the sweater

• The clothes are too big for me.

• I'm too fat to wear the sweater

The suitable sentence for the picture is...

• You eat too many foods today

• I don't have enough foods.

• The foods are not delicious enough for you

• The foods are too spicy for me to eat.

• You need to eat many foods

The suitable sentence for the picture is...

• I have enough jackets to wear

• My jacket is too small to use

• I don't have enough jackets now

• My jacket is too big for me to wear

• The jacket is good enough for you to use

The correct sentence from the words 'too'and 'cold' is...

• It's too cold to go outside now

• It's enough cold to go outside now

• It's cold too to go outside now

• It's not cold enough to go outside now

• It's not enough cold to go outside now

The correct sentence from the words 'enough' and 'balls'is ...

• They have ball enough to play the game

• They have enough balls to play the game

• I don't have too many balls

• We bought ball enough yesterday

• They don't have enough balls to play the game

The correct sentence from the words 'enough' and 'smart'is ...

• You are enough smart to join the contest

• You are too smart to join the contest

• You are not smart enough to join the contest

• You are smart enough to join the contest

• You are smart too to join the contest

The building has ... . So, the sunrays can easily shine every single room. The suitable expression to describe the situation is...

• Too windows

• Too much rays

• Too many windows

• Too many doors

• too much windows

You need to have... to go abroad

• money enough

• Too much money

• enough money

• Cloth enough

• too many clothes