Emilia

Question 1

E: What he will do with it…

Answer 1

…Heaven knows, not I.
(A3:3)

Question 2

E: I nothing but…

Answer 2

…to please his fantasy
(A3:3)

Question 3

E: ‘They are not ever jealous for the cause…

Answer 3

…But jealous for they’re jealous.’
A3:4-

Question 4

Emilia to Othello - ‘If any wretch have put this in your head…

Answer 4

…Let heaven requite it with the serpent’s curse’ (A4:1)

Question 5

E: ‘They are all but stomachs, and we all but food . . .

Answer 5

…when they are full they belch us.’
(A3:4)

Question 6

E: ‘it is their husband’s faults…

Answer 6

… if wives do fall’ (A4:3)

Question 7

E: ‘It is a great price…

Answer 7

…for a small vice’ (A4:3)

Question 8

E: ‘let husbands know their wives…

Answer 8

… have sense like them’ (A4:3)

Question 9

E: ‘O, the ____ she, and you the ____’

Answer 9

1. more angel
2. blacker devil’ (A5:2)

Question 10

E: ‘to wager she is honest…

Answer 10

…lay down my soul at stake’ (A4:2)

Question 11

E: ‘I will be hanged if…

Answer 11

…[someone] have not devised this slander’
(4,2)

Question 12

E: ‘some eternal villain….

Answer 12

…some busy and insinuating rogue, some cogging, cozening slave’ 4,2
Inadvertently - and very accurately - describes Iago

Question 13

E: ‘some such squire he was that turned…

Answer 13

…your wit the seamy side without and made you suspect me with the moor’ 4,2
In both cases it is Iago who is the ‘villainous knave’

Question 14

Des: Hark! Who is’t that knocks?’

Answer 14

E: ‘it’s the wind’ 4,3
voice of reason

Question 15

Des: ‘No, by this heavenly light!’

Answer 15

E: ‘I might as well do’t in the dark’
4,3 bawdy

Question 16

E: ‘who would not make her husband a cuckold…

Answer 16

…to make him a monarch’
4,3

Question 17

E: ‘O fie upon thee…

Answer 17

…strumpet’ (5,1)

Question 18

E to O: ‘Thou dost belie her…

Answer 18

…and thou art a devil’ 5,2

Question 19

E to O: ‘thou art rash

Answer 19

as fire 5,2

Question 20

E: My…

Answer 20

…husband?
pieces it together

Question 21

E: ‘villainy hath made mocks…

Answer 21

…with love’
5.2

Question 22

E: ‘may [Iago’s] pernicious soul…

Answer 22

…rot half a grain a day’

Question 23

E: ‘Thou hast not half that power to do me harm…

Answer 23

…As i have to be hurt’
5,2

Question 24

E: ‘As ignorant as…

Answer 24

…dirt’ 5,2

Question 25

E: ' She false with Cassio?...

Answer 25

...Did you say with Cassio?'

Question 26

E: 'I will not charm my tongue...

Answer 26

...I am bound to speak;

Question 27

E: 'let me leave...

Answer 27

...to speak' 5,2

Question 28

E: 'Let heaven and men and devils...

Answer 28

... all cry shame against me yet I'll speak'

Question 29

E: 'O thou dull...

Answer 29

...Moor'

Question 30

E: 'He begged of me to...

Answer 30

...steal't

Question 32

E; 'lay me by...

Answer 32

...my mistress'side'

Question 33

E: 'I will play the swan...

Answer 33

... and die in music [Sings] Willow Willow Willow.

Question 34

E; she was chaste...

Answer 34

...she loved thee cruel moor