Start from Scratch

The video begins with a conversation about baking cookies from scratch, highlighting the fun and preference for homemade cookies. It then explains the idiom 'start from scratch', detailing its historical use in sports to ensure fairness. The video concludes with a humorous note, contrasting the effort of baking with the ease of buying cookies.

Why does one person prefer to bake cookies from scratch?

• They are allergic to store-bought cookies.

• They enjoy the process and find it fun.

• They want to save money.

• They don't like store-bought cookies.

What does the phrase 'starting from scratch' mean?

• To begin with a slight advantage.

• To start from the beginning without any preparation.

• To start with a disadvantage.

• To start with a pre-made base.

In which historical period did the term 'scratch' originate as a starting line?

• The Renaissance

• The Middle Ages

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Modern Era

Which sports used scratch lines in the 1700s?

• Boxing and Cricket

• Basketball and Baseball

• Soccer and Tennis

• Golf and Rugby

What does one person decide to do instead of baking from scratch?

• Bake a cake

• Read a book

• Go for a walk

• Watch TV and eat store-bought cookies