make or do

Exercise 1: make or do
Exercise 2: make or do

Word Explanation Example
make to create sth. (you often use your hands) We make birdhouses every winter.
The pupils make a lot of noise in the break.
She makes me happy.
do an action you do not mention by name;
mostly mental work;
mostly referred to the topic "work"		 They do their homework in the afternoon.
I often do the shopping in the evenings.
There are no clear rules whether to use "do" or "make": Have a look in a good dictionary, like to OALD, or use make it is more likely to be right.
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