1. How does Andrew react to his evening with the Rostovs in St. Petersburg?
(a) He is neither pleased nor displeased with them and pays the call merely out of courtesy.
(b) He is bored by them and has little in common with them.
(c) He enjoys himself, finds them charming, and Natasha's singing moves him nearly to tears.
(d) He enjoys himself very much but finds them to be too provincial.

2. Natasha goes into the conservatory to hide when her family is first introduced. What is she waiting for?
(a) She waits for Boris to follow her.
(b) She's waiting for the guests to leave.
(c) She isn't waiting; she is merely hiding from her friends.
(d) She's waiting for Nicholas to follow Sonya so that she can see what they do.

3. Nicholas goes to Tilsit to request a pardon for Denisov. To whom does he initially appeal and how is he received?
(a) He first approaches his general who says he will do all he can to help.
(b) At first he asks Boris to help him through Boris' general and Boris tells him it would be better for him to apply for the pardon through his commander of the corps.
(c) He first approaches Boris who is happy to help Denisov because of Denisov's connections.
(d) He goes to his general who tells him that Denisov is clearly guilty and must face the consequences.

4. Who does Nicholas meet with his squadron when seeking shelter at an inn from the rain?
(a) Denisov.
(b) The regimental doctor and his pretty wife.
(c) A pretty young woman who flirts with all the soldiers.
(d) An aunt of Princess Mary's.

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