WorksheetsINCUBATION SCIENCE & MEASUREMENT
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
How do we measure the length of an object?
Use a ruler, measuring tape, or measuring stick to align with one end of the object and read the measurement where the other end stops.
Estimate the length based on the object's color
Count the number of people standing next to the object
Use a thermometer to measure the length
What unit is commonly used to measure weight?
meters
ounces or pounds
liters
degrees
What is the unit used to measure temperature?
inches
miles
percent
degrees
What is the term used for the measurement of a circle?
sphere
round
circumference
weight
What is the term used to describe the amount of water vapor in the air?
moisture level
water content
dew point
humidity
Which unit is used to measure the length of an egg?
meters
yards
centimeters
inches
How do we measure the weight of a person?
Using a weighing scale
Using a ruler
Estimating based on appearance
Guessing based on height
At what temperature does water freeze?
50 degrees Fahrenheit
10 degrees Celsius
0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit
100 degrees Celsius
What tool is used to measure humidity?
Thermometer
Barometer
Hygrometer
Anemometer
What temperature is best for incubating chicken eggs?
105 ℉
100 ℃
99.5 ℉
32 ℉
How many days does it take to hatch a chicken egg?
7
14
21
28
Which humidity is best for incubating chicken eggs?
100%
0%
50%
99.5%
What turns the heater on and off to keep the incubator at the right temperature?
thermostat
ventilation
Styrofoam
water
What unit is used to measure humidity?
degrees
percent
inches
ounces
How do we keep the eggs moist?
Dip each egg in water.
Water evaporates from the bottom of the incubator.
Spray water on all the eggs.
Float the eggs in the water in the bottom of the incubator.
What must we check 3 times a day?
Humidity
Temperature
Turner
Noise level
How do we keep the embryo from sticking to the side of the shell?
Turn the eggs 3 times a day.
Roll the eggs on the floor.
Leave the eggs alone. Don't move them!
Hang the eggs from the lid on the incubator.
How can we tell if the eggs are getting bigger?
Measure one time.
Measure several times.
Just look!
Guess.
How can we tell if the eggs are getting heavier?
Weigh them once.
Weigh them many times at the beginning, middle, and end.
Just look!
Hold them.
Why are there holes in the incubator?
There shouldn't be! It's broken.
The eggs stink.
They are there to allow ventilation.
We need them to pick the lid up.
