1. Nicholas is patrolling the picket lines. What is a picket?
(a) A border between one army and another.
(b) Soldiers set apart from a main army to guard them from surprise attack.
(c) A portion of a fence.
(d) A line of stakes set in the ground behind which artillery is positioned.

2. What happens with Prince Andrew during the battle at Austerlitz?
(a) He rides alongside the retreating army ordering them to turn back.
(b) He runs yelling "Forward, lads!", picks up the fallen standard, and is shot in the head.
(c) He sees Kutuzov has a head wound and takes him to be treated.
(d) He sees the Tsar and requests him to leave the field of battle.

3. What news does Pierre hear from Rostopchin and his adjutant when he arrives back in Moscow after Borodino?
(a) Anatole and Andrew have been killed and Helene is planning to marry again.
(b) Anatole is dying and Helene has converted to Catholicism.
(c) Andrew is mortally wounded, and Moscow is being deserted.
(d) Anatole has had his leg amputated and Helene is leaving Russia for Europe.

4. Who is Ilagin?
(a) A distant relative and neighbor of the Rostov's at Otradnoe.
(b) The Rostovs' steward who works at Otradnoe.
(c) The Rostovs' uncle who lives near Otradnoe.
(d) A close family friend of the Rostov's who has a neighboring estate near Otradnoe.

5. Where do the wounded soldiers go when everyone is leaving Moscow before the French arrive?
(a) They ask to rest in the yards of the people leaving Moscow.
(b) They go to a hospital.
(c) They are all leaving Moscow as quickly as they can.
(d) Most go out of the city but a few go into the Rostovs' yard.