Othello (Act 1)

What is Roderigo's primary reason for hating Othello?

Why does Iago claim to hate Othello? Options: Iago is jealous of Othello's relationship with Desdemona, Othello passed Iago over for a promotion to lieutenant, Iago believes Othello is not a competent military leader, Othello has spread false rumors about Iago

What character trait does Iago refer to when he says, "I am not what I am"?

What does Iago use to rally Brabantio to his and Roderigo's side against Othello even though Brabantio thinks little of Roderigo?

Why does Iago leave after alerting Brabantio of Desdemona's elopement?

What does Brabantio's change of heart regarding Roderigo—whom he formerly looked down upon but now says he wished had married Desdemona—reveal?

How does Othello react when Iago tells Othello about the nasty things Roderigo said about him and Brabantio's opposition to his marriage to Desdemona?

What does Othello's decision to go before the Duke rather than argue about Brabantio's grievances in the street reveal about him?

What does Brabantio accuse Othello of when he confronts him?

What does Desdemona's insistence on accompanying Othello to Cyprus demonstrate?