You can use both "kinds" and "kind". "Make questions" is correct.

It's all fine, but what I would do is... My favorite kinds to My favorite type As for kind vs kinds, you would leave it as "kinds". and is correct to say: make questions or do questions? No and yes. It depends on how you word it. Go write a full sentence with "make questions" or "do questions" and i'll give you my opinion on it, but it's tricky to say that. Sounds a bit weird alone like that. On a test you could see: "Do questions #1-20." But for make questions, it's a bit different, I'd need more words in the sentence for a full answer.

Your answers are correct, although generally you do not need to follow "rock" by music, as it is both implied and stated already in the sentence. "Do questions" and "make questions" are both a little strange, and would only be used in very particular situations. Usually you "write questions," "ask questions," or "answer questions." Also, your title, "Is it correct?" It is more natural and accurate to ask "Is this correct?" Cheers.