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

3. What happens when Natasha goes to the Bolkonski's to visit Mary and the old prince?
(a) Mlle Bourienne greets her and says regretfully that the prince is indisposed and Mary is not at home.
(b) Mary immediately dislikes her, while the prince refuses to see her.
(c) Mary meets her and is delighted with how fashionable and charming she is.
(d) Mlle Bourienne greets her but is rude to her knowing that the old prince does not favor the engagement. Mary is very welcoming.

4. What does Pierre reflect upon after the duel with Dolokhov?
(a) That he hopes Helene still loves him and will have his child after all this.
(b) That he is unfortunate for having so foul a temper that he would challenge someone he considers to be a good man and friend to a duel.
(c) That he has, so he thinks, killed a man for a depraved woman whom he has never loved.
(d) That he is totally to blame and he prays that Helene will forgive him for his profound error.

5. After his proposal to Vera, Berg comes to visit Count Rostov about Vera's dowry. What does the Count say to him?
(a) He likes Berg being business-like about it and then he offers him 20,000 rubles in ready money and a note for 80,000 rubles.
(b) He brushes off the matter saying he must consult his steward.
(c) He says he is glad Berg is direct and offers him 80,000 rubles in ready money.
(d) He offers him 30,000 rubles in cash and 50,000 rubles as a note of hand.