Use of 'much too' and 'too much'

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Fill in the blanks with much too or too much

1. He shows anger over small things.[too much/much too]
2. His handwriting is messy to read.[too much/much too]
3. She spends time on her phone.[too much/much too]
4. The road is narrow for two cars.[too much/much too]
5. The movie was long and a bit boring.[too much/much too]
6. The water is cold to swim in.[too much/much too]
7. He has homework to finish tonight.[too much/much too]
8. It is late to change the plan now.[too much/much too]
9. The soup is hot to taste yet.[too much/much too]
10. The music is loud for my ears.[too much/much too]
11. There is sugar in this tea.[too much/much too]
12. She is young to understand this topic.
13. We heard noise from the street.[too much/much too]
14. This bag is heavy for me to carry.[too much/much too]
15. You are eating junk food these days.[too much/much too]
16. They made mess in the kitchen.[too much/much too]
17. He is proud to ask for help.[too much/much too]
18. The teacher gave us information at once.[too much/much too]
19. Do not add salt to the soup.[too much/much too]
20. There is traffic on this road every morning.[too much/much too]
21. There is traffic on this road every morning.[too much/much too]