"Othello" Acts I-III Review

The antagonist of the play is:

• Othello

• Brabantio

• Desdamona

• Iago

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Iago's plan to ruin Othello's life entails:

• ruining Cassio's reputation

• convincing Othello that Desdemona had an affair

• having Othello cheat on Desdemona with Emilia

• having Cassio fired

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A trait directly related to the Tragic Hero’s fatal flaw

(a)  

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What does Desdemona attempt to give Othello, which is later found on Cassio?

• a love letter

• her locket with a photo

• her handkerchief

• a gift from Iago

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How does Brabantio feel about Desdemona's marriage to Othello?

• he is happy

• he is upset

• he is angry

• he is confused

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Overarching truths that apply to the text and the word are best described as:

(a)  

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Othello is considered both the protagonist of the story and the (a)   .

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The clown is used in Act III to provide the audience with:

• comic relief

• context for the plot

• insight into Cassio's insanity

• a clear understanding of palace life

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True or False: There are clear supernatural elements in Othello.

• True

• False

Emilia's character is:

• Iago's wife

• Desdemona's confidant

• Cassio's misterss

• Othello's sister

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