2. Who does Charlotte once visit in a Russian village?
(a) A shrine where miracles often happen.
(b) A Russian seer.
(c) The young people.
(d) Her great-grandfather.

3. What does Charlotte do on the front lines?
(a) Cooks.
(b) Sews clothing for the soldiers.
(c) Drives an ambulance.
(d) Works as a nurse.

4. What does Charlotte learn of Fyodor?
(a) He is on the front somewhere.
(b) Nothing.
(c) He is dead.
(d) He is alive and at their village.

5. Where does Albertine believe she will ultimately end up?
(a) Siberia.
(b) France.
(c) The Gulag.
(d) The United States.

6. What woman does the narrator introduce at the opening?
(a) His mother's sister.
(b) His paternal grandmother.
(c) His mother.
(d) His maternal grandmother.

7. Whose visit to France does Charlotte describe to the narrator?
(a) Tsar Nicholas II.
(b) Queen Victoria.
(c) President Teddy Roosevelt.
(d) Peter the Great.

8. To what do conversations drift at dinner parties according to the narrator?
(a) Charlotte.
(b) Albertine.
(c) The French revolution.
(d) WWII.

9. To what village does Charlotte return?
(a) Lesosibirsk.
(b) Sertolovo.
(c) Dno.
(d) Boyarsk.

10. Why does Charlotte's father take off in his carriage?
(a) To chase after a very contagious patient.
(b) To warn the protesting workers.
(c) To get to Moscow and leave Russia.
(d) To rush to his ill grandson's bedside.

11. What do the children dare Charlotte to do?
(a) Write prospective families to convince them to adopt the chilren.
(b) Steal food from the local grocer.
(c) Apply to emmigrate to the United States.
(d) Visit a cemetery at midnight.

12. Who is married to Norbert?
(a) It is not specified.
(b) Charlotte.
(c) Albertine.
(d) Constantine.

13. Who is Gavrilych?
(a) A retired Russian artillery man.
(b) A milkman.
(c) A mail carrier.
(d) The town drunk where the narrator's grandmother lives.

14. What happens to the last passenger train when Charlotte arrives at the train station?
(a) It is stopped from leaving the station.
(b) Nothing unusual.
(c) It inexplicably leaves on time despite bombs falling.
(d) It leaves half of its cars on the track.

15. What do the narrator and his sister secretly share while in the back of the line?
(a) An apple.
(b) A banned book.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Their experience at their grandmother's home.