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What is the mascot of Rome?
What is the mascot of Rome?
- A lion
- A she-wolf (correct)
- A bear
- An eagle
When was Rome's first university, La Sapienza, established?
When was Rome's first university, La Sapienza, established?
- 1000 AD
- 1303 AD (correct)
- 500 AD
- 500 BC
What is St. Peter’s basilica inside Vatican City known for?
What is St. Peter’s basilica inside Vatican City known for?
- Being the smallest church ever constructed
- Being the largest church ever constructed (correct)
- Being the oldest church ever constructed
- Being the most colorful church ever constructed
What influenced much of Roman literature?
What influenced much of Roman literature?
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When was The Canterbury Tales written?
When was The Canterbury Tales written?
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Where do the pilgrims gather in The Canterbury Tales?
Where do the pilgrims gather in The Canterbury Tales?
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What language is The Canterbury Tales written in?
What language is The Canterbury Tales written in?
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How many stories are there in The Canterbury Tales?
How many stories are there in The Canterbury Tales?
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Who serves as the master of ceremonies for the storytelling contest in The Canterbury Tales?
Who serves as the master of ceremonies for the storytelling contest in The Canterbury Tales?
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Study Notes
Rome
- The mascot of Rome is not specified, but the city is known for its rich history and cultural heritage.
University of Rome
- La Sapienza, Rome's first university, was established in 1303.
St. Peter's Basilica
- St. Peter's Basilica, located inside Vatican City, is known for being one of the largest Christian churches in the world.
Roman Literature
- Roman literature was heavily influenced by Greek literature.
The Canterbury Tales
- The Canterbury Tales, a collection of stories, was written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the 14th century.
- The pilgrims gather at the Tabard Inn in London before embarking on their journey to Canterbury Cathedral in The Canterbury Tales.
- The Canterbury Tales is written in Middle English.
- The collection consists of over 80 stories, but only 24 tales are fully completed.
- The Harry Bailey, the host of the Tabard Inn, serves as the master of ceremonies for the storytelling contest in The Canterbury Tales.
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