Question

question 62 (1 point)
who said, \paris is worth a mass\?

○ a martin luther
○ b charles v
○ c henry iv
○ d henry viii

question 63 (1 point)
on which peninsula is athens located?

○ a scandinavian
○ b peloponnesian
○ c balkan
○ d iberian

Explanation:

Question 62

The quote "Paris is worth a Mass" is attributed to Henry IV of France. He converted from Protestantism to Catholicism to gain the support of Paris and France, and this quote reflects his decision, as he prioritized political power and the unity of the country (gaining Paris) over his religious beliefs (the Mass refers to Catholic worship). Martin Luther was a Protestant reformer, Charles V was a Holy Roman Emperor, and Henry VIII was the English king who broke with the Catholic Church, so they are not associated with this quote.

Athens, the capital of Greece, is located on the Balkan Peninsula. The Scandinavian Peninsula includes countries like Norway and Sweden, the Peloponnesian Peninsula is a southern part of Greece (but Athens is not on it), and the Iberian Peninsula includes Spain and Portugal. So the correct peninsula for Athens is the Balkan Peninsula.

Answer:

c. Henry IV

Question 63