1. After the affair of the stolen money, why is Nicholas ordered to apologize to his regiment?
(a) He's been caught with the money.
(b) His commanding officer wants to humble him as he thinks he's too proud.
(c) His accusing a fellow officer of theft could disgrace his regiment.
(d) He is being used as an example for other troublemakers.

2. What does Dolokhov say to Rostov after the card game?
(a) "Unlucky at cards, lucky in love."
(b) "Shall we play again tomorrow?"
(c) "Your luck is astounding."
(d) "You have won, but I have won something much more important!"

3. How does Maria Dmitrievna respond to Natasha's insolence at the dinner table?
(a) She tells her she is having carrot ice for dessert and laughs at her.
(b) She tells her to sit down and be quiet.
(c) She doesn't hear her.
(d) She severely rebukes her for being so rude.

4. Nicholas goes to visit Boris. How does the visit go for him?
(a) He is amazed at the changes in Boris and wishes to work on the staff as Boris does, planning to use a letter that will help him.
(b) He begins to brag about his action during Schon Graben and is cut short by Andrew who notices that he is bragging.
(c) He gets drunk with Boris and Berg and enjoys himself immensely.
(d) He brags about his experience in the charge and the fact that everyone is very impressed with him, especially Prince Andrew.

5. Who are Princess Mary's "God's Folk"?
(a) They are pilgrims who come to visit her and talk about their pilgrimages, God, and the miracles they have seen.
(b) They are ascetics who come to persuade her that she should become like them.
(c) They are priests who come to talk with her and receive alms and food for the poor.
(d) They are students who come to her to learn of the Gospel and receive food and clothing from her.