Iago

Question 1

‘That never set a squadron

Answer 1

in the field’ Iago, A1S1

Question 2

I do suspect the lusty Moor

Answer 2

hath leaped into my seat. - 1.3

Question 3

It is thought abroad that twixt

Answer 3

my sheets he hath done my office’ Iago, A1S3.

Question 4

I hate the

Answer 4

moor

Question 5

I put the Moor at least into a jealousy

Answer 5

so strong that judgement cannot cure’ Iago, A1S2

Question 6

‘Put money

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in thy purse’ Iago, A1S3

Question 7

Hell and night must bring t

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this monstrous birth to the world’s light’ Iago, A1S3

Question 8

So I will turn her virtue into pitch

Answer 8

and out of her own goodness make the net that shall enmesh them all’ Iago, A2S3

Question 9

‘I play the

Answer 9

villain - 2.3§

Question 10

‘Divinity of hell

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, when devils will the blackest sins put on…’ A2 S3

Question 11

Now, whether he kill Cassio or Cassio him,

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or each do kill each other, every way makes my gain’ Iago, A5S1

Question 12

‘Demand me nothing. What you know, you know.

Answer 12

From this time forth I will never speak word’ Iago, A5S2

Question 13

I’ll have our Michael Cassio on the hip,

Answer 13

abuse him to the Moor’ -Iago A2S2

Question 14

‘I’ll pour this pestilence into his ear

Answer 14

that she repeals him for her body’s lust; and by how much she strives to do him good, she shall undo her credit with the Moor. - 2.3

Question 15

honest

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iaho

Question 16

‘O brave Iago, honest and just, that hast such noble

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sense of thy friend’s wrong. Thou teachest me.’ Othello, A5S1

Question 17

‘I am not what

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I am’ Iago, A1S1

Question 18

‘An old black ram is tupping

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your white ewe’ Iago, A1S1

Question 19

‘Your daughter and the moor are making

Answer 19

the beast with two backs’ Iago A1 S1

Question 20

A fellow almost damned

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in fair wife’ Iago,

Question 21

‘Your words and purposes

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are no kin together’ Roderigo, A4S2

Question 22

‘A good wench

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give it to me’ Iago, A3S3.

Question 23

‘Oh beware my lord of jealousy

Answer 23

; It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on. (act 3 scene 3).

Question 24

He frames Cassio, telling Othello that he saw ‘a handkerchief, spotted with strawberries’, being used by Cassio to ‘wipe his beard with’. (act 3 scene 3).

Question 25

strangle her...

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in nged, even the bed she hath contaminated

Question 26

make the moor thank me..

Answer 26

love me, reward me

Question 27

scan this..

Answer 27

no further

Question 28

poison his delight...

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plague him with flies

Question 29

my lord..

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you know i love you

Question 30

my medicine work..

Answer 30

thus credulous fools are caught

Question 31

Iago persuades Roderigo to murder Cassio by “knocking out his brains” A4S2