1. At the club dinner, what is Pierre so preoccupied with that he doesn't hear what is being said to him?
(a) He is bewildered by all the things people expect of him and wishes he had not inherited such responsibility with his fortune.
(b) He is angry that Dolokhov, who has no connections, has been made an officer but still lives off Pierre's good will and takes his money.
(c) He is reflecting on remarks Catiche has made and an anonymous letter saying that his wife is cheating on him with Dolokhov.
(d) He is tipsy with wine and is absentmindedly staring at a candlestick.

2. 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) He is in a foul temper as he is cold, hungry, and is missing the comforts of home.
(c) He is terrified that he may be shot and wishes he had not been given this duty.
(d) Various disconnected thoughts as he struggles not to fall asleep.

3. 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 remembers him, so they put him on a stretcher, but steal his icon.
(c) Napoleon remembers him, admires his courage, and sends him to his own doctor to be tended.
(d) Napoleon sees him, remembers his carrying the Russian standard, and sends him to a hospital.

4. Who does Andrew stay with when he goes to Brunn?
(a) Bilibin.
(b) The Emperor Francis.
(c) Prince Hippolyte Kuragin.
(d) General Schmidt.

5. 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 accusing a fellow officer of theft could disgrace his regiment.
(c) His commanding officer wants to humble him as he thinks he's too proud.
(d) He is being used as an example for other troublemakers.