1. Why does General Mack go to Kutuzov's camp?
(a) He is telling Kutuzov that he has lost to the French.
(b) He and Kutuzov are good friends and he wants to greet him.
(c) He wants to ask Kutuzov for provisions.
(d) He wants to tell Kutuzov that the Russians aren't needed.

2. 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 has no remorse for arguing with his father nor tender feeling for his son.
(c) He is thinking about Natasha after a recent conversation with Mary which makes him irritable.
(d) He is thinking about how he will find Anatole and punish him.

3. Nicholas goes home on leave. How does he react to Sonya?
(a) He is angry that he ever told her he loved her.
(b) He pays no attention to her whatsoever as he has decided that he has grown past their childhood romance.
(c) He is struck by how pretty she is but feels estranged from her.
(d) He is very happy to see her but is uncertain how she feels about him.

4. What does Dolokhov say to Rostov after the card game?
(a) "Unlucky at cards, lucky in love."
(b) "You have won, but I have won something much more important!"
(c) "Your luck is astounding."
(d) "Shall we play again tomorrow?"

5. What sort of man is Rostopchin?
(a) He is a dutiful servant of the Tsar's.
(b) He is a man who means well and is generally kind.
(c) He is a very cruel man who has no regard for anyone.
(d) He is a bit brutal with a close eye on how people perceive his actions.