Make vs Bake #shorts

The video tutorial explores the terms 'make' and 'bake' in the context of cake preparation. It clarifies that 'bake' specifically refers to the act of cooking in an oven, while 'make' involves assembling ingredients and can include baking. The tutorial emphasizes that while both terms are used, 'bake a cake' is more commonly used. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to reflect on their recent baking experiences.

What is the main difference between making and baking a cake?

• Baking and making are exactly the same.

• Making involves cooking the cake in the oven.

• Making involves assembling the ingredients, while baking involves cooking it in the oven.

• Baking involves assembling the ingredients.

What does the term 'bake' specifically imply?

• Mixing ingredients

• Putting the cake in the oven

• Decorating the cake

• Eating the cake

What does 'make' suggest in the context of cake preparation?

• Only baking the cake

• Eating the cake

• Only decorating the cake

• Assembling ingredients and baking

Which term is generally used more often when referring to cake preparation?

• Prepare a cake

• Make a cake

• Bake a cake

• Cook a cake

Have you recently engaged in which activity related to cakes?

• Throwing a cake

• Buying a cake

• Eating a cake

• Baking a cake