Chicken Reproduction

Which part of the egg provides nutrients for the developing embryo?

• membrane

• eggshell

• albumen

• yolk

What is the function of the air cell in an egg?

• The function of the air cell in an egg is to provide a first breath of air for the developing embryo and allow for gas exchange.

• The function of the air cell in an egg is to help the egg float in water.

• The function of the air cell in an egg is to provide insulation for the developing embryo.

• The function of the air cell in an egg is to store nutrients for the developing embryo.

What is the process called when a fertilized egg develops into a chick?

• Fetal growth

• Embryonic development

• Chick maturation

• Egg hatching

How many days does it take for a chicken embryo to fully develop inside an egg?

• 21

• 30

• 7

• 14

What is the purpose of the chalaza in an egg?

• The purpose of the chalaza in an egg is to provide nutrients to the yolk.

• The purpose of the chalaza in an egg is to help the yolk develop into an embryo.

• The purpose of the chalaza in an egg is to anchor the yolk.

• The purpose of the chalaza in an egg is to protect the yolk.

What is the function of the shell membrane in an egg?

• The shell membrane helps to prevent the egg from drying out.

• The shell membrane helps to regulate the temperature of the egg.

• The shell membrane provides nutrients to the developing embryo.

• The shell membrane provides an additional protective layer for the egg.

What is the purpose of the albumen in an egg?

• The purpose of the albumen in an egg is to prevent the yolk from developing

• The purpose of the albumen in an egg is to provide cushioning and protection for the yolk and to nourish the developing embryo.

• The purpose of the albumen in an egg is to provide a hard shell

• The purpose of the albumen in an egg is to add flavor to the yolk

Process that occurs when the egg leaves the ovary.

• Fertilization

• Ovulation

• Implantation

• Precipatation

The Infundibulum Is Located at This Letter.

• A

• B

• C

• F

• G

Where the inner and outer membranes form.

• B

• G

• C

• F

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NGSS.MS-LS1-2