1. Where does Pierre go the day after his duel?
(a) He leaves for St. Petersburg.
(b) He goes home and stays in isolation for a week.
(c) He goes to visit Prince Andrew at Bogucharovo.
(d) He goes to his estates in Kiev.

2. What happens to Nicholas during the battle at Schon Grabern?
(a) He ends up interfering with his regiment's action.
(b) He charges at the French, is attacked by them and injured severely.
(c) His horse falls on him, he is injured and runs away from the French coming at him.
(d) He loses his regiment and wanders about looking for them.

3. How does Natasha react when Anatole tells her he is in love with her?
(a) She is overcome with delight and says nothing except that she is already engaged.
(b) She tells him not to say that; she is engaged and in love with another man.
(c) She is uncomfortable at his lack of propriety, and questions how he could be in love with someone he's only just met the day before.
(d) She is flattered and presses his hand.

4. How does Pierre approach the duel with Dolokhov?
(a) He is so distressed at the whole thing that he hopes he's shot.
(b) He is indifferent because he is too drunk to understand the possible consequences.
(c) He is very confident that he will win as he is in the right.
(d) He has never shot a pistol before but refuses to apologize.

5. When Andrew goes to visit his family at Bald Hills, he begins to tell little Nicholas the story of Bluebeard and but then stops and begins to brood over something. What is he thinking about?
(a) He is thinking about how sad he is to leave Mary with his father.
(b) He is thinking about Natasha after a recent conversation with Mary which makes him irritable.
(c) He has no remorse for arguing with his father nor tender feeling for his son.
(d) He is thinking about how he will find Anatole and punish him.