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In Geoffrey Chaucer's 'The Canterbury Tales', what is the prize for the best storyteller on the pilgrimage?
Verified Answer
A gold coin
Quiz Options
- A gold coin
- A free meal
- A religious relic
- A pilgrimage to Rome
Explanation & Context
The pilgrims agree to tell stories on the journey to Canterbury Cathedral, and the host of the Tabard Inn proposes that the best storyteller will receive a free supper upon their return.
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