Ruth Graves Wakefield Quiz

The reader can conclude that when Ruth Wakefield made exchanged chocolate chips for a lifetime supply Wakefield---

• planned to take advantage of the Nestlé Company.

• believed that chocolate chip could be easier to make.

• wanted to sell her company rather than cookies.

• would be of mutual benefit, if she gave the company her cookies recipe.

What did Ruth receive from Nestlé for her cookie recipe?

• A vacation

• A cash prize

• A lifetime supply of chocolate

• A new car

In paragraph 5, the details about Ruth and her husband support the idea that----

• they were competing to be the best at their careers.

• created a great business partnership.

• never in accordance with each other's ideas.

• the couple was facing major relationship issues.

What can the reader infer from the information about the many tables in the Toll House Inn's dining room?

• The place grew in popularity.

• The place was a new location for homeless people to stay.

• The place had nothing good to offer.

• The place was only established for cookie business.

Which sentence best supports the best idea of the selection?

• Her recipes were so popular that she released multiple cookbooks.

• Ruth and her husband bought a tourist lodge that they called the Tollhouse Inn.

• Her solution was to experiment with semi-sweet chocolate to create a new cookie flavor.

• Ruth married Kenneth Wakefield, a meatpacking executive.