Othello Act II & III

What happens to the Turkish Fleet?

• It sinks in a storm

• It defeats Othello's army

• They turn around

• They go fishing

"Tis my breeding that gives me this bold show of courtesy" (II.i. 110).

• Iago

• Cassio

• Desdemona

• Roderigo

How does Desdemona react to Iago's comments about women?

• She ignores him

• She gets angry

• She puts him in his place

• She banters back and forth with him

"You are pictures out of door, bells in your parlors, wildcats in your kitchens..." (II.i.122).

• Roderigo

• Othello

• Iago

• Cassio

What does Iago convince Roderigo to do?

• Stir up a fight with Cassio

• Stir up a fight with Othello

• Assassinate Othello

• Assassinate Desdemona

"For that I do suspect the lusty Moor Hath leaped into my seat" (II.i.317).

• Roderigo: suspects Othello stole his girlfriend

• Iago suspects Othello has stolen his seat

• Iago: suspects Othello has been with his wife

• Roderigo suspects Othello has taken his job

"I have very poor and unhappy brains for drinking." (II.iii.34-35)

• Iago

• Cassio

• Othello

• Roderigo

"If I can fasten but one cup upon him...He’ll be as full of quarrel and offense" (II.iii.49-51).

• Iago

• Roderigo

• Cassio

• Othello

"The Lieutenant is to be saved before the Ancient" (II.iii.113).

• Iago speaks of Othello

• Iago speaks of Cassio

• Cassio speaks of Othello

• Cassio speaks of Iago

At first, Iago pretends to not know who started the fight.

• True

• False