Act 1
What is the name Othello is known for?
the Moor
Who is the captain of the great captain?
Desdemona
What was one of Othello's gifts that Desdemona Loses
a handkerchief
According to Emilia, jealous people don't need...
reasons to be jealous
The Duke sends Othello to this island to defend against the Turks.
Cyprus
Why does Othello get woken up at the beginning of act 2 scene 2
He heard all the noise that Cassio, Lago, Roderigo, and others were making
During his conversation with Desdemona, what does Othello promise he’ll do for Cassio?
reappoint Cassio as Lieutenant?
What does Othello do when Lago explains that Desdemona is having an affair?
faint
When faced with the challenge of proving his worth, Othello uses this word to describe his soul.
perfect
In Act 2, this is the punishment that Othello placed upon Cassio.
dismissal from his position as Lieutenant
What is a word that describe the condition of Othello's mind after Iago's poisoning words about Desdemona and Cassio?
chaos
What figurative language is used in this example: The memory returns like a bird circling over the bodies of the dying.
simile
According to Othello, what is the reason that Desdemona fell in love with him?
his adventures and war stories
Desdemona's heart is best described as ...
pure
According to Iago, what did Desdemona do to her father that she will inevitably do to Othello?
betray
What is this figurative language: A million men are betrayed every day.
hyperbole
What character trait does Othello use to describe Iago in Act 1?
honest
What does Iago's first soliloquy reveal?
revenge
What is the word that we use to show our appreciation, love, or gratitude to someone?
token
What is Othello's biggest struggle in Act 4 scene 1?
passion and reason.