Much or many?

Do you remember the difference between countable and uncountable nouns? One of the things you need to remember is whether you need to use much or many
when talking about quantities. Much and many mean a lot of. For example:

"We don’t have many apples" is the same as:

"We don’t have a lot of apples".

In the sentences below, do we need much or many?

• 1. I haven't got ___ money. Could you lend me some until tomorrow?
  
  Many
  Much
  
  
• 2. There aren’t as ___ cars on the road as I thought there would be.
  
  Many
  Much
  
  
• 3. Do you know ___ Colombian people?
  
  Much
  Many
  
  
• 4. He doesn't eat ___ meat.
  
  Much
  Many
  
  
• 5. How ___ salt do you usually cook with?
  
  Many
  Much
  
  
• 6. My dad doesn’t have ___ hair anymore, he’s nearly bald!
  
  Much
  Many
  
  
• 7. How ___ glasses do we need?
  
  Much
  Many
  
  
• 8. How ___ times a day do you talk to him?
  
  Much
  Many
  
  
• 9. Hurry up! I don't have ___ time!
  
  Many
  Much
  
  
• 10. There were so ___ families in the park, it was lovely.
  
  Many
  Much