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

2. How does Napoleon regard Moscow before he and his troops enter the city?
(a) He regards it with deference but is determined to alter as many of its architectural flaws as possible.
(b) He looks upon it as a unique city but does not care if its barbaric architecture is saved or preserved.
(c) He is struck by its strange beauty and unique architecture and wants to give its people a good government.
(d) He is amazed at how crude and unlike European cities it is and wants to raze it and make it like a European city.

3. After the Council of War before the battle of Austerlitz, Prince Andrew reflects on what is being said. What are his thoughts?
(a) He is bored by the discussion, wants to change the entire plan.
(b) He is shocked at Kutuzov's inattention to it and resents the lack of opportunity to state his ideas.
(c) He is consumed with fear that he may die the next day.
(d) He wanted to contribute but couldn't. He hopes to act on his own and achieve the glory he longs for.

4. What does Hippolyte talk about at Anna Pavlovna's soiree?
(a) He wittily discusses the action at Austerlitz.
(b) He says nothing as he is painfully shy.
(c) He says, "Le Roi de Prusse!", laughs, and repeats himself; it is a joke but a pretty poor one.
(d) He argues with Boris about the brilliance of Napoleon.

5. What brings about the change in Andrew in Yaroslavl?
(a) He gives up on the unpleasant struggle to live as his life has been so painful.
(b) His wound is not improving and infection has set in. He is frequently delirious.
(c) He has gangrene and it weakens him so much that he cannot fight it any longer.
(d) He dreams of trying to close a door on death and fails. He no longer fears death.