This document contains information about eggs, including their production and uses. It discusses how hens are raised on farms and lay eggs, the various breeds of chickens and colors of eggs. It also covers egg grading, processing, storage, and different ways that eggs are consumed by people. The document contains over 60 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about egg facts.
This document contains information about eggs, including their production and uses. It discusses how hens are raised on farms and lay eggs, the various breeds of chickens and colors of eggs. It also covers egg grading, processing, storage, and different ways that eggs are consumed by people. The document contains over 60 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about egg facts.
This document contains information about eggs, including their production and uses. It discusses how hens are raised on farms and lay eggs, the various breeds of chickens and colors of eggs. It also covers egg grading, processing, storage, and different ways that eggs are consumed by people. The document contains over 60 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about egg facts.
This document contains information about eggs, including their production and uses. It discusses how hens are raised on farms and lay eggs, the various breeds of chickens and colors of eggs. It also covers egg grading, processing, storage, and different ways that eggs are consumed by people. The document contains over 60 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about egg facts.
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Modern Marvels – Eggs
1. ____________ are the reproductive cells from which animals are created. 2. The first eggs on earth were laid by ________________________________ in water. 3. _______________________________________ laid the first hard shelled eggs. 4. There are ______________________________ (number) hens at the egg capital. 5. There are about _________________________(number) hens in the US. 6. Americans eat about ________________________ eggs a year. 7. There are about ________________ breeds of chickens in the world. 8. There are about _______________________ eggs laid a day at Rose Acre Farms. 9. At the age of ___________________, hens will start to lay eggs. 10. There are ______________________________ (number) of chickens at the farm. 11. Hens will lay eggs if they are exposed to about _______________ hours of light a day. 12. __________% of the egg production in the United States is from caged birds. 13. Chickens have _____________________(number) ovary(ies). 14. People working in quality control look for ________________ ______________. 15. What grade of egg has the smallest air cell when candled? _____________ 16. Refrigerated eggs have a shelf life of about ______________________________. 17. The drying chicken dung forms ______________________ which can harm the chickens’ respiratory systems. 18. The chickens are fed a ration that is a mix of _____________, _______________, vitamins, and minerals. 19. Petaluma Farms houses about _______________________________ hens. 20. Cage free egg production accounts for about _________% of egg production in the United States. 21. The huge barn has _______________________________ as a floor litter. 22. Rhode Island Red hens lay __________________eggs. 23. Egg color of a hen can be determined by looking at the ___________________. 24. The highest price eggs come from ______________________________________. 25. The chickens at Eatwell Farm roost and nest in chicken coops built on _________ _______________________________________. 26. The productive life of a laying hen is about _____________________________. 27. Spent hens are processed for _______________________________________. 28. The eggs from the free range chickens at Eatwell Farms sell for ___________ a dozen. 29. The farm sells about ________________________ dozen eggs a week. 30. It takes a hen __________________ hours to lay an egg. 31. Fresh eggs are at the market in __________________________ days. 32. The taste and nutrition of an egg is affected by _____________________. 33. Hens can be made to lay eggs high in Omega 3 fatty acids by feeding them _____________________ and _________________________. 34. About ___________ of all eggs are sold without their shells. 35. The processing facility checks for cracks in the shells by using ______________. 36. The cracking machine can process ____________________ eggs per hour. 37. The raw eggs are pasteurized at a temperature of __________________________. 38. The raw eggs are sold to be used in ____________ or ______________________. 39. The raw eggs are packaged and have a shelf life of ________________________. 40. Powdered eggs are sold to institutions or ________________________ producers. 41. Most doctors agree that the average healthy person can safely eat ________ eggs per week. 42. __________________________________ is best for muscle growth. 43. The body builder eats _________________ raw egg whites and ___________ scrambled eggs a day to build muscle mass. 44. The eggs produced by Eggology have a _______________________ shelf life. 45. Go to Iowa City and eat at the _____________________________ for the best eggs in town. 46. The restaurant in the above question serves what grade of egg? __________ 47. The Iowa omelet has eggs, _____________, ______________ and hash browns. 48. An ostrich egg is about ____________ times larger than a chicken egg. 49. An ostrich can live ____________ years and can run up to 50 miles per hour. 50. Ostrich hens will lay ______________ eggs a week. 51. An ostrich egg weighs about ___________________ pounds. 52. The ostrich shells are used for _________________________________. 53. The ostrich egg shells are so tough, they must be opened with a ____________. 54. An average ostrich egg contains about _________________ calories. 55. The pickled, purple eggs get their color from ___________________________. 56. A delicacy called ______________________ eggs or the century egg isn’t really that old, but has been buried in clay, ash, salt, and lime for a month. 57. The sushi chef makes raw omelets with _______________________ eggs. 58. Gary Lemasters in Iowa City carves beautiful designs in ordinary eggs shells with _______________________________________. 59. The dark green egg that he carves is from a ___________________________. 60. Gary sells his carved eggs for ______________ to ______________________. 61.