1. How does the Emperor receive Andrew's news about the battle?
(a) He is very upset about casualties in the Austrian army.
(b) He pays virtually no attention to anything Andrew has to say, asking only irrelevant questions.
(c) He is happy to hear news of victory.
(d) He listens to what he says, is happy, but seems to be speaking according to a script.

2. Princess Mary wishes to speak to Andrew before he leaves about a specific request. What is it?
(a) She wants him to carry an icon around his neck to protect him in battle.
(b) She asks him to accept Mlle. Bourienne as her friend.
(c) She asks him to forgive his wife.
(d) She wants him to help her get away from their father.

3. Who does Tolstoy refer to as Andrew's hero after the battle at Schon Grabern?
(a) Napoleon Buonaparte.
(b) Emperor Francis
(c) Prince Bagration.
(d) General Mack.

4. The Tsar goes to Olmutz to review the troops. How does Nicholas react when he sees him?
(a) He is happy to see him but is fearful about the coming action.
(b) He is unhappy that the Tsar has involved Russia in this war which does not concern them.
(c) He is struck by how young the Tsar is and wonders if he is up to his position.
(d) He is in awe of him and feels he would do anything for him.

5. Nicholas is patrolling the lines. What is running through his mind?
(a) He is excited about the prospect of being in combat and perhaps distinguishing himself for the Tsar.
(b) Various disconnected thoughts as he struggles not to fall asleep.
(c) He is terrified that he may be shot and wishes he had not been given this duty.
(d) He is in a foul temper as he is cold, hungry, and is missing the comforts of home.