Cassio

Question 1

‘Reputation, reputation oh I have lost my reputation’
What act and what scene?

Answer 1

Act 2 scene 3

Question 2

‘Reputation, reputation oh I have lost my reputation’
Analysis

Answer 2

The quote shows how much value Cassio places on his honor and reputation, and how he would never willingly do something shameful.

Question 3

‘An inviting eye yet me thinks most modest’
What act and what scene?

Answer 3

Act 2 scene 3

Question 4

‘An inviting eye yet me thinks most modest’
Analysis

Answer 4

Despite, Iago only making sexual comments Cassio remains respectful about Desdemona choosing to see her as respectable women rather than a sexual object.

Question 5

“I have very poor and unhappy brains for drinking.”
what act and what scene?

Answer 5

Act 2 scene 3

Question 6

“I have very poor and unhappy brains for drinking.”
Analysis

Answer 6

He states he needs to be carefully moderate with alcohol and Iago uses this as part of his scheme.

Question 7

‘Go to woman!’
What act and what scene?

Answer 7

Act 3 scene 4

Question 8

‘Go to woman!’
Analysis

Answer 8

Cassio follows typical venetian male standards and treats bianca as simply a prostitute and has no regard for her

Question 9

‘Cassio rules in Cyprus’
What act and what scene?

Answer 9

Act 5 scene 2

Question 10

‘Cassio rules in cyprus’
Analysis

Answer 10

Shows his leadership skills and how far he has changed from his first appearance within the play.