Ice Cream Making Process Questions

The video tutorial demonstrates how to make ice cream using scientific principles. It begins with an introduction to the ingredients and materials needed, followed by a detailed explanation of the science behind using salt to freeze the ice cream mixture quickly. The process involves combining cream, sugar, and vanilla in a small bag, placing it in a larger bag with ice and salt, and shaking it until the mixture thickens into ice cream. The video concludes with a tasting session and encourages viewers to try the experiment at home with adult supervision.

What are the basic ingredients needed to make ice cream in this experiment?

• Cream, sugar, and vanilla

• Yogurt, honey, and berries

• Milk, chocolate, and salt

• Butter, sugar, and eggs

Which of the following is NOT required for making ice cream in this experiment?

• A large sealable plastic bag

• Oven mitts or a towel

• A small sealable plastic bag

• A microwave

Why is salt added to the ice in the ice cream making process?

• To make the ice cream sweeter

• To make the ice cream freeze faster

• To change the color of the ice cream

• To add flavor to the ice cream

What happens to the ice when salt is added to it?

• It melts and becomes colder

• It changes color

• It becomes harder

• It becomes warmer

What is the purpose of shaking the bag in the ice cream making process?

• To help the fat clump together and form ice cream

• To make the ice cream softer

• To mix the ingredients thoroughly

• To add air to the mixture

How long should you shake the mixture to turn it into ice cream?

• About 30 minutes

• About 15-20 minutes

• About 5-10 minutes

• About 1-2 minutes

What consistency should the mixture reach before it becomes ice cream?

• As soft as whipped cream

• Liquid and runny

• As hard as butter

• Thick and creamy

What should you do after shaking the mixture to check if it's ready?

• Put it in the freezer for an hour

• Open the bag and taste test with a spoon

• Add more salt to the ice

• Microwave it for a few seconds

What is the role of a grownup in this experiment?

• To provide the ingredients

• To taste the ice cream

• To help with the experiment

• To clean up afterwards

Who helped with the experiment in the video?

• BBC Science

• NASA

• Google Making Science

• National Geographic