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The one at the feeder is your only pullet. The others are most definitely cockerels.

They generally come straight run. Females can certainly grow as large as the males, they just take an extra week or 2 to get there. None of the females I have ever raised were tiny. They were in the same weight range as their brothers at processing time.

It isn't a dumb question. The original ones were a result of a Cornish crossed with a white Rock. That was decades ago. These days they are the result of highly specialized and selective breeding program, involving a 4 way cross.

There have also been instances where TSC sold people Leghorn chicks instead of the broiler chicks they wanted. Another unacceptable situation.

You probably have more than one. Cornish X typically come straight run.