1. When Pierre goes to see Andrew after his return from his cure, who is Andrew talking about and what does he say before and immediately after their greeting?
(a) He is discussing Kutuzov and that he has the interests of Russia foremost in his decisions.
(b) He is discussing Speranski and says that he has done more good for Russia than anyone else.
(c) He is discussing Speranski and how so much of what he did was not really useful.
(d) He is discussing Bagration and that he is extremely valuable in his position.

2. Where do the wounded soldiers go when everyone is leaving Moscow before the French arrive?
(a) They go to a hospital.
(b) They ask to rest in the yards of the people leaving Moscow.
(c) They are all leaving Moscow as quickly as they can.
(d) Most go out of the city but a few go into the Rostovs' yard.

3. What is Tolstoy's metaphor of the two fencers about?
(a) None of the above.
(b) Napoleon entered Russia without declaring war.
(c) One fencer is the Russian army not abiding by the "rules" of combat.
(d) Alexander had believed all of Napoleon's promises and allied himself with France but then ordered his troops to fight.

4. What sort of reputation does Princess Mary have as a prospective wife?
(a) She is regarded as very wealthy but very plain.
(b) She is regarded as extremely intelligent and socially adept.
(c) She is regarded as very beautiful which makes up for her moderate fortune.
(d) She is regarded as ugly and not particularly pleasant, but rich.

5. What dance do Denisov and Natasha do at Iogel's ball?
(a) The waltz.
(b) The twist.
(c) The minuet.
(d) The mazurka.