Reading Comprehension: Josephine Cochran

Josephine Cochran was a rich woman. Her helpers often broke her expensive plates and cups while washing them. This made Josephine very angry, so she decided to invent a machine for washing the dishes. She developed the first dishwasher in 1886 and it worked very well. Later, Josephine founded a company in Chicago and sold dishwashers to many hotels and restaurants. Years later, people started to use these machines at home. Thanks to her invention, washing dishes is still very easy today. Which of the following questions does NOT have an answer in the text above? A) Who were the first customers of her company? B) Why did she decide to invent a machine? C) How did she develop the dishwasher? D) Where did she found the company?

This question includes visual content: A portrait illustration of Josephine Cochran in an oval frame at the top, followed by a short informational paragraph about her invention of the dishwasher, and finally a multiple-choice question.