Which adjective does not collocate with the noun amount?
big
huge
large
fair
There has been a FAIR / BIG amount of interest in the idea of starting a drama club at school.
fair
A TREMENDOUS / HIGH percentage of students choose to take music or dance classes.
high
My hometown offers A VALUABLE / AN ENDLESS range of options for entertainment.
an endless
The one time I was in a play, I forgot my lines. It was a truly TERRIBLE / TREMENDOUS experience.
terrible
Our education system gives HIGH / HUGE importance to artistic subjects, which I feel is a good thing.
huge
I started learning to play the piano in August and I think I’ve made SATISFACTORY / WIDE progress.
satisfactory
Joanna’s experience of working in radio will be CONSIDERABLE / VALUABLE for her future career.
valuable
Universities look for students who have participated in a WIDE / LIMITED variety of extracurricular activities.
wide
Sorry, I’m late. The traffic was really HEAVY / HIGH
heavy
A: What’s that HEAVY / TERRIBLE noise? B: It’s my sister practising her violin.
terrible
WHICH IS CORRECT? Painting large murals like the one on this building takes a tremendous / terrible / valuable / wide amount of time.
tremendous
WHICH IS CORRECT? Amy’s time working at the gallery gave her huge / valuable / heavy / terrible experience of the art world.
valuable
WHICH IS CORRECT? We were late for the start of the film, as we got stuck in far-fetched / heavy / tremendous / wide traffic.
heavy
WHICH IS CORRECT? A considerable / valuable / wide / heavy percentage of the artists promoted by the gallery are from the local area.
considerable
WHICH IS CORRECT? The wide / endless / heavy / uplifting noise in this city can cause some people to move away
endless
