1. How does Pierre feel after the death of his father?
(a) He is indifferent because his father has not made him a legitimate son.
(b) He is happy that he will no longer be under his father's scrutiny and judgment.
(c) He is angry that his father has not made him legitimate.
(d) He accepts it as something that must happen.

2. How does the old Prince Bolkonski react to Marya Dmitrievna's visit?
(a) He loudly refuses to see her.
(b) He is out discussing political reform at the time.
(c) He is unexpectedly very pleasant, but tells her he will not change his mind about Andrew's wedding.
(d) He shouts at her.

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) His name in French and Napoleon's both add up to 666.
(b) Knowing that Napoleon's name adds up to 666, he unsuccessfully tries to use the same calculations with his name.
(c) He sees that Napoleon is the beast and decides that he must spread this word to everyone in Russia.
(d) Napoleon's name in Russian and French adds up to 666.

4. Denisov commandeers provisions for his regiment. How does he justify it to the officer from whom he is taking them?
(a) His soldiers must ride all day which is hard work while they only must march slowly.
(b) The infantry are near a town where they can buy food while the Pavlograd hussars' regiment is stationed away from any towns.His soldiers must ride all day which is hard work while they only must march slowly.
(c) His soldiers have not had provisions for two weeks while the officer complains that his infantrymen have not had provisions for two days.
(d) He does not try to justify anything; he slaps the officer and takes the food yelling that he is not "wobbing" anyone!

5. Andrew has been taken prisoner by the French. What do they do with him?
(a) They put him on the stretcher but then determine that he is dead and so leave him in the field.
(b) Napoleon sees him, remembers his carrying the Russian standard, and sends him to a hospital.
(c) Napoleon remembers him, admires his courage, and sends him to his own doctor to be tended.
(d) Napoleon remembers him, so they put him on a stretcher, but steal his icon.