Question

how to work tharmometer​

Answer 1

put it for some time in the thing of which you want to determine the temperature .

then take it out and measure the temperature

Answer 2

. As the temperature around the thermometer's bulb heats up, the liquid rises in the glass tube. The glass tube is mounted on a backboard that is marked in units called degrees. When it is hot, the liquid inside the thermometer will expand and rise in the tube. The opposite happens when it is cold. The temperature on a thermometer is read by finding the level of the liquid in the tube and the number on the temperature scale across from it. The temperature is written in numbers with the (degree) sign. For example, 70 F is read: 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
 
3     Alcohol is a good liquid to use in a thermometer because it remains a liquid over most of the normal temperatures found on the Earth's surface. You will sometimes use alcohol thermometers in school. The alcohol is often colored red or green so that the liquid can be seen more easily. However, alcohol is not much use at hot temperatures because it boils at about 80 Celsius (176 F), which is too a low temperature for many things to be measured with an alcohol thermometer. For higher temperatures, a different liquid is needed, so mercury is used.