What evidence did the spies bring back to show that Canaan was a good land?

• A. They reported that the land yielded plenty of grains
• B. They described only the land's beauty without mentioning fruit
• C. They brought back clusters of grapes and other fruit to show its fertility
• D. They claimed the land was overrun with giants

Answer: (C)

The main idea being tested is showing a land’s productivity with tangible proof. The spies’ return of clusters of grapes and other fruit visibly demonstrated the land’s abundance, proving it could produce crops and sustain people. That physical harvest evidence speaks directly to fertility, beyond mere beauty or rumors. Carrying fruit makes the idea concrete, whereas describing beauty, mentioning grains, or talking about giants does not provide the same clear proof of cultivation potential. So the clusters of grapes and fruit are the best evidence that Canaan was a good land.