Choose the correct options

Fill in the gaps according to the rule.

The rule:

When we have more than one adjective before a noun we have to put them in a certain order. The general rule is: determiner (a, many, etc.) + opinion (nice, beautiful, etc.) + size (big, small, etc.) + age (old, ancient, etc.) + shape (round, square, etc.) + color (blue, red, etc.) + origin (Italian, Chinese, etc.) + material (cotton, wooden, etc.) + purpose (dinner, swimming, etc.) + noun (table, pool, etc.).

1. We sat at
   [a|wooden|big|beautiful][a|wooden|big|beautiful][a|wooden|big|beautiful][a|wooden|big|beautiful] table.
2. There were
   [weird|many|old][weird|many|old][weird|many|old] people at
   [fun|big|this|baby][fun|big|this|baby][fun|big|this|baby][fun|big|this|baby] shower.
3. We just bought
   [small|sports|a|red|Italian|nice][small|sports|a|red|Italian|nice][small|sports|a|red|Italian|nice][small|sports|a|red|Italian|nice][small|sports|a|red|Italian|nice][small|sports|a|red|Italian|nice] car.
4. We had
   [red-headed|many|beautiful][red-headed|many|beautiful][red-headed|many|beautiful] children.
5. That evening I ate
   [a lot of|Italian|soft|tasty][a lot of|Italian|soft|tasty][a lot of|Italian|soft|tasty][a lot of|Italian|soft|tasty] cheeses.