1. How does Andrew react to his evening with the Rostovs in St. Petersburg?
(a) He enjoys himself, finds them charming, and Natasha's singing moves him nearly to tears.
(b) He is neither pleased nor displeased with them and pays the call merely out of courtesy.
(c) He is bored by them and has little in common with them.
(d) He enjoys himself very much but finds them to be too provincial.

2. Who does Andrew stay with when he goes to Brunn?
(a) Prince Hippolyte Kuragin.
(b) General Schmidt.
(c) Bilibin.
(d) The Emperor Francis.

3. Who does Tolstoy refer to as Andrew's hero after the battle at Schon Grabern?
(a) Emperor Francis
(b) Napoleon Buonaparte.
(c) Prince Bagration.
(d) General Mack.

4. Princess Mary leaves her father's study after speaking with him about the Kuragins. What occurs very shortly after that?
(a) She confides in Mlle. Bourienne that she thinks Anatole is handsome and hopes he will propose.
(b) She discovers Anatole in the conservatory with his arm around Mlle. Bourienne.
(c) She goes to talk with Lise, asking her what married life is like.
(d) She goes to her room weeping in the knowledge that no one will ever want to marry such a plain young woman as she.

5. Pierre is shown a section of Revelations by one of his fellow Masons which corresponds with Napoleon. What does he find in reading it?
(a) He sees that Napoleon is the beast and decides that he must spread this word to everyone in Russia.
(b) His name in French and Napoleon's both add up to 666.
(c) Knowing that Napoleon's name adds up to 666, he unsuccessfully tries to use the same calculations with his name.
(d) Napoleon's name in Russian and French adds up to 666.