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War and Peace
Books FourteenâFifteen Quick Quiz
War and Peace
by:
Leo Tolstoy
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Book One
Books Two–Three
Books Four–Five
Books Six–Seven
Books Eight–Nine
Book Ten
Book Eleven
Books Twelve–Thirteen
Books Fourteen–Fifteen
First Epilogue–Second Epilogue
Characters
Character List
Pierre Bezukhov
Andrew Bolkonski
Natasha Rostova
General Kutuzov
Platon Karataev
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Book One
Books Two–Three
Books Four–Five
Books Six–Seven
Books Eight–Nine
Book Ten
Book Eleven
Books Twelve–Thirteen
Books Fourteen–Fifteen
First Epilogue–Second Epilogue
Character List
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Books Fourteen–Fifteen Quick Quiz
1
of 5
When Dolokhov and Denisov encounter retreating French troops, what do they do?
Liberate Russian prisoners of war
Disguise themselves
A and B
Trick Petya into attacking
2
of 5
What causes Natasha’s father to insist that she go to Moscow?
The threat of attack
Her lack of appetite
His concern for her romantic prospects
Her ill appearance
3
of 5
Over what do the tsar and Kutuzov disagree?
Treatment of war heroes
Continuing the war
Evidence of Russian victory
Publicizing Napoleon’s defeat
4
of 5
After the war, people notice that Pierre has changed in which of the following ways?
He is simpler
He is impoverished
He is angrier
He is more depressed
5
of 5
How does Pierre react to Moscow’s ruins?
He curses the French
He feels hopeless
He finds them beautiful
He is confused
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CHARACTERS
Pierre Bezukhov: Character Analysis
CHARACTERS
Important Quotations Explained
MAIN IDEAS
Themes
MAIN IDEAS
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