1. After the duel, Helene goes to speak to Pierre. What does she say?
(a) Pierre is a fool as she thinks Dolokhov is tiresome.
(b) Pierre is a fool to believe that Dolokhov was her lover, she merely likes his company
(c) She is angry that she will have to hold her head despite being embarrassed.
(d) She was upset that he might have been killed.

2. In Tolstoy's mathematical problem, what kind of animal is Achilles trying to catch up with?
(a) None of the above.
(b) A tortoise.
(c) A snail.
(d) A hare.

3. 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) Knowing that Napoleon's name adds up to 666, he unsuccessfully tries to use the same calculations with his name.
(c) His name in French and Napoleon's both add up to 666.
(d) Napoleon's name in Russian and French adds up to 666.

4. How do the French react to the ringing of bells when they enter Moscow?
(a) They are confused and wonder what the bells mean.
(b) They are joyful at such a pleasant sound thinking that the Russians are welcoming them.
(c) They are pleased to hear them and think that services are still being held even though the city has been conquered.
(d) They are disturbed because they do not know the bells are ringing for vespers.

5. How is the death of Bagration received in St. Petersburg?
(a) As he is among three well-known and liked men who die in the same battle, he is mourned equally with them.
(b) Everyone is deeply grieved, as he has done so much for the war effort and all his troops loved him.
(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.