1. How does Andrew react when he sees Natasha after they leave Moscow?
(a) He is very happy to see her.
(b) He is indifferent to her appearance.
(c) He is angry that she has intruded on him.
(d) He had just awoken when he sees her and is irritated and confused.

2. What brings about the change in Andrew in Yaroslavl?
(a) He dreams of trying to close a door on death and fails. He no longer fears death.
(b) He has gangrene and it weakens him so much that he cannot fight it any longer.
(c) He gives up on the unpleasant struggle to live as his life has been so painful.
(d) His wound is not improving and infection has set in. He is frequently delirious.

3. How does Prince Bolkonsky react to Prince Vasili and Anatole's visit?
(a) He basically ignores them as they have interfered with his strict routine.
(b) He is delighted to see them and pleased to see what a brilliant young man Anatole is.
(c) He does not want Prince Vasili or Anatole there.
(d) He is jealous of the attention they pay to his daughter and daughter-in-law.

4. How is the death of Bagration received in St. Petersburg?
(a) Everyone is deeply grieved, as he has done so much for the war effort and all his troops loved him.
(b) As he is among three well-known and liked men who die in the same battle, he is mourned equally with them.
(c) Not much is said because everyone is sad about the death of Kutaysov.
(d) No one really is terribly upset as he had made himself terribly unpopular for expressing his frank opinion of Barclay de Tolly.

5. Andrew goes to visit Pierre the night after the Bergs party. What does he discuss with him?
(a) His love for Natasha.
(b) He had noticed Pierre's overall melancholy and wants to help him.
(c) He is considering going abroad to take a cure and wants to know if Pierre thinks it's a good idea.
(d) His distress that the reforms he is drawing up are slow in materializing.