1. Dolokhov has been demoted and his superior officers have taken note of his outspokenness. How does the Schon Grabern battle go for him?
(a) He is badly wounded and unable to continue fighting.
(b) His regiment wins their skirmish with the French.
(c) He turns cowardly and hides in some bushes.
(d) He is killed.

2. General Kutuzov does not want his troops to present themselves to the Austrian general in their great coats. Why?
(a) He wants the general to see that they are cold.
(b) He wants to insult the general by showing he does not care enough to present his troops in the best condition.
(c) He wants to impress on the general how unprepared they are for war.
(d) He wants the general to see how worn out their boots are from marching so far.

3. Prince Vasili in the beginning of Part 3 is described as...
(a) A scheming man who acts with deliberate premeditation.
(b) A man who bears no one any ill will but acts in his own interest when opportunity presents itself.
(c) A kindly man who is manipulated by his family.
(d) A man who plans carefully without regard for the well being of others.

4. What do Anna Mikhaylovna, Prince Vasili and Catiche argue about outside of the old Count's room?
(a) Whether or not Anna should go to see the Count.
(b) The fact that none of them want Pierre to inherit if they don't inherit from the Count.
(c) That Catiche and her sisters should inherit most as they have cared for the Count.
(d) The need for the letter requesting Pierre's legitimacy to be found in his papers along with a new will making Pierre sole heir.

5. After leaving the Bolkonski's home, Pierre considers going home or going out with friends. Andrew has advised against his going out with his friends. Why does he not want Pierre to go?
(a) He is jealous of Pierre's friends and their fun.
(b) He likes to control the docile Pierre.
(c) Andrew knows they will drink too much and associate with badly behaved women.
(d) It is after one o'clock in the morning.