Understanding Metaphors in Othello

What is the primary setting of Act One in "Othello"?

• Venice

• Cyprus

• Rome

• Athens

Which character is first introduced in Act One of "Othello"?

• Othello

• Iago

• Desdemona

• Cassio

In Act One, Iago uses a metaphor to describe his deceitful nature. What animal does he compare himself to?

• Lion

• Snake

• Spider

• Dog

What is the relationship between Roderigo and Iago in Act One?

• Friends

• Enemies

• Business partners

• Master and servant

Which character is described using the metaphor of a "black ram" in Act One?

• Othello

• Brabantio

• Cassio

• Roderigo

What is Iago's main reason for hating Othello, as revealed in Act One?

• Othello's race

• Othello's marriage to Desdemona

• Othello's promotion of Cassio

• Othello's wealth

In Act One, how does Brabantio react to the news of Desdemona's marriage to Othello?

• He is pleased

• He is indifferent

• He is angry

• He is supportive

Which metaphor does Iago use to describe his manipulation of Roderigo in Act One?

• Leading a horse by the nose

• Playing a musical instrument

• Weaving a web

• Sailing a ship

What does Iago mean when he says, "I am not what I am" in Act One?

• He is confused about his identity

• He is pretending to be someone he is not

• He is proud of his true self

• He is seeking change

In Act One, what does Iago plan to do to ruin Othello's life?

• Steal his wealth

• Destroy his marriage

• Expose his secrets

• Challenge him to a duel