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In general they medium sized eggs. Some will produce large eggs.

Where did you hear that Faverolles are loud? In general mine are not. You are going to find loudmouths in any breed. MPC gets their Favs from Meyer.

It's in the Standard of Perfection which you can get from the APA. There are probably old copies available on Ebay or at ABEbooks.

Post pictures on the Faverolles thread for advice. https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/268082/faverolles-thread/14660 Pullets vary widely in color. Type is most important. No matter what shade of salmon they should be evenly colored from head to tail. Cockerels also vary in color. Don't get...

If they're pullets and are already poorly colored than they will likely stay that way. Cockerels look like a mess for a long time. You can ask on the Fav thread about eggs. I'm not sure what people are getting at the moment. I'm not getting many because of the cold, and haven't even set up...

Feel free to post pictures on the Faverolles thread too as they get older, if you still have questions about their gender. I sure hope they didn't send you all cockerels. McMurray isn't exactly inexpensive. https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/268082/faverolles-thread/13190

For hatchery chicks it could be I suppose. In looking at the other wing feathers that have come in I suspect it may be a cockerel. I would also expect more feathers at 2 weeks, which also makes me wonder. Cockerels feather in more slowly than the pullets. When the chest feathers start to come...

Did you order straight run or pullets? Pullets will have grey wing tips. What do the rest of the wing feathers look like? Are there any body feathers yet?

Many hatchery pullets are on the darker side. At 13 weeks old any boys should be obvious with a redder comb, light hackle feathers, black body with light brown to reddish brown back.

Are you sure the others you have are boys? I have seen some really awful colored pullets out of hatcheries in the past 2-3 years (as in mostly black).

She's a pullet, just a dark one.