Explanation:
✅ Take a shower = correct collocation.
❌ Do/make/give a shower — unnatural or incorrect unless used metaphorically (give someone a baby shower).

Explanation:
✅ Take a break is the idiomatic expression.
❌ Make a break — means to escape.
❌ Do a break — incorrect.
❌ Have a break — possible, but take a break is more common and natural.

Explanation:
✅ Make noise = natural collocation.
❌ Do noise — incorrect.
❌ Have noise — unnatural.
❌ Create noise — grammatically possible but too formal for normal speech.

Explanation:
✅ Make a decision is the natural collocation.
❌ Do a decision — incorrect.
❌ Take a decision — used in British English occasionally, but make is standard globally.
❌ Set a decision — nonstandard.

Explanation:
✅ We say do homework, not make homework. “Do” collocates with general activities and tasks.
❌ Make homework — incorrect; make is for creating something new (make a cake).
❌ Perform — too formal, used for acts or plays.
❌ Take — doesn’t collocate with homework.