Othello Act II Scene 3 Quiz

What is the main subtopic of Othello Act II Scene 3?

• A peaceful gathering of the Venetian nobility

• A heated argument between Iago and Cassio

• A romantic encounter between Othello and Desdemona

• Drunken revelry and chaos caused by Cassio's excessive drinking

Who does Iago manipulate in Act II Scene 3?

• Cassio

• Othello

• Roderigo

• Desdemona

Why is Othello jealous of Desdemona in Act II Scene 3?

• He believes she has been unfaithful to him with Cassio.

• He is angry at her for not obeying his orders.

• He is suspicious of her friendship with Roderigo.

• He is upset about her spending too much time with Emilia.

What does Cassio do that leads to his drunken behavior in Act II Scene 3?

• He drinks too much alcohol

• He is under a spell

• He is possessed by a demon

• He consumes drugs

Who is Emilia loyal to in Act II Scene 3?

• Cassio

• Desdemona

• Othello

• Iago

What is Othello's decision regarding Desdemona in Act II Scene 3?

• He decides to keep her in Venice.

• He decides to kill her.

• He decides to send her to Cyprus with Iago.

• He decides to divorce her.

What is the motive behind Iago's manipulation of Roderigo in Act II Scene 3?

• To use him as a tool to get closer to Desdemona and to make Cassio lose his position as lieutenant.

• To help Roderigo win Desdemona's heart

• To seek revenge against Othello

• To protect Cassio's position as lieutenant

How does Emilia show her loyalty to Desdemona in Act II Scene 3?

• By betraying her and siding with Othello

• By ignoring her and not speaking up for her

• By spreading rumors about her

• By defending her against Othello's accusations and vouching for her innocence.

What does Othello's jealousy towards Desdemona lead him to believe in Act II Scene 3?

• She is plotting to kill him.

• She is secretly in love with Iago.

• She is planning to run away with Roderigo.

• She is having an affair with Cassio.

What is the consequence of Othello's decision to kill Desdemona in Act II Scene 3?

• It leads to a joyful ending for all characters.

• It leads to a tragic chain of events.

• It has no impact on the story.

• It brings happiness and peace to Othello's life.