Characters
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Othello's ensign

Who is Iago?

100

How does Iago enlist Roderigo's help?

By promising he will have Desdemona

100

What Iago refers to Othello as when he awakens Brabantio? 

A black ram

100

What is a monologue?

A speech given by one character while the other characters are ON stage.

100

What does Roderigo want?

Desdemona's love

200

Desdemona's father

Who is Brabantio?

200

Why do Iago and Roderigo awaken Brabantio in the middle of the night?

To tell him that his daughter has escaped with Othello

200

What is one reason Iago wants revenge?

Cassio was given the job of lieutenant.

200

What is a soliloquy?  

A speech given when all the other characters are off stage.  The speaker is ALONE.

200

Why is Othello respected by the leaders of Venice?

He is a capable military leader.

300

He is in charge of Cyprus before Othello arrives.

 Who is Montano?

300

Why does the Duke call Othello to the senate meeting?

To enlist his aid against the Turks

300

What is the other reason Iago wants revenge?

He believes Othello has slept with Emilia.

300

What is pathos?

An emotional appeal

300

Who is Bianca?

She is Cassio's lover.

400

Iago's wife and Desdemona's maid servant

Who is Emilia?

400

Why is Cyprus in danger?

The Turks are sending a military fleet to Cyprus.

400

What is the lie that Iago tells Montano?

Cassio is a great military officer and gets drunk all the time.

400

What is logos?

A logical appeal:  data, statistics, etc.

400

What literary device does the handkerchief represent?

Symbolism

500

He is stripped of his post for getting into a drunken brawl.

Who is Cassio?

500

What happens to the Turkish fleet?

A storm destroys them.

500

What is Iago's persuasive language?

Othello changes from a passionate lover to a jealous monster because of this.

500

What is ethos?

An ethical appeal.

500

What does Othello tell Iago to do?

Kill Cassio.

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