Read the following text! Then answer the questions! How to Incubate Chicken Eggs Materials needed: Pre-made chicken egg incubator Hygrometer Thermometer Non-toxic marker Instructions: 1. Pick clean, undamaged eggs for incubation. Eggs should be set within a week after laying, and it is best not to store them before incubation. If you wait ten days to set, you have probably waited too long and the chances of hatching drop. For hatching to occur, the eggs must be fertile. Fertile eggs can be hatched from hens who are housed with a rooster. 2 Prepare your incubator. Before putting the eggs into the incubator, plug it in and set it to the correct temperature. Use your thermometer for measuring the temperature of the incubator. The best incubator temperature for chicken eggs is 37 to 37.5 degrees Celsius for a forced air incubator. A still air incubator have higher temperatures around 38 to 39 degrees Celsius. Humidity for hatching chicken eggs matters as well. Use hygrometer for measuring the humidity of the incubator. For days 1 to 18, the humidity should be 45 to 50%. Then, the humidity should increase in the final days to 65%. Use non-toxic marker to mark your eggs while turning. The mother hen naturally knows how to rotate her eggs throughout the setting process, but it isn't so natural for a human. Therefore, draw an X on one side and an O on the other side. Doing so allows you to see whether or not you have flipped your eggs sufficiently. Be sure to turn them at least three times a day. 4 Put the eggs in the incubator. As soon as your incubator is up to the correct temperature and humidity. you can set your eggs inside. Put your eggs into the incubator with the narrow end lower in elevation. 5. Rotate your eggs three to five times daily, so set the alarm on your phone for the first 18 days. If it has been 18 days, you can stop turning and wait for the eggs to hatch. Typically, an egg hatches three days after you stop turning. Eggs typically hatch in 21 days. Of course, that will vary with every clutch.1. Mention command verbs found in the text!
2. What tense does the text mostly use? 3. Can you find complex sentences in the text? Give two examples!
4. Rewrite three adverbs found in the text! 5. Rewrite a conditional sentence followed by suggestion!​