Othello Act II

Who is Emilia?

• Iago's wife.

• Othello's sister.

• Desdemona's friend.

• Cassio's mother.

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What item does Iago use to manipulate Othello's perception of Desdemona?

• A handkerchief.

• A ring.

• A letter.

• A necklace.

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How does the setting of Cyprus contribute to the play's themes?

• Cyprus serves as a backdrop for isolation and the unfolding of jealousy and betrayal.

• Cyprus represents a place of peace and harmony among the characters.

• Cyprus is a symbol of love and unity in the play.

• Cyprus is merely a geographical location with no thematic significance.

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What role does Iago play in Othello's downfall?

• Iago is the protagonist who helps Othello succeed.

• Iago is a minor character with no significant impact.

• Iago is the antagonist who manipulates Othello and others to achieve his own goals.

• Iago is Othello's loyal friend who supports him throughout the play.

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What is the significance of the handkerchief in Othello?

• It symbolizes Othello's love for Desdemona and becomes a tool for Iago's manipulation.

• It represents the theme of betrayal and deceit among the characters.

• It serves as a token of friendship between Othello and Cassio.

• It is a symbol of wealth and status in Venetian society.

Who does Iago plan to have Roderigo provoke to a fight?

• Cassio

• Othello

• Desdemona

• Emilia

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What does the storm symbolize in the play?

• The storm symbolizes chaos and the disruption of order.

• The storm represents hope and renewal.

• The storm signifies the passage of time.

• The storm indicates a coming celebration.

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What is the setting shift in Act 2?

• From Venice to Cyprus.

• From Cyprus to Venice.

• From Venice to Rome.

• From Rome to Cyprus.

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What caused the defeat of the Turks?

• A storm.

• A naval blockade.

• A surprise attack from the allies.

• Internal political strife.

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What is the role of Roderigo in Iago's plans?

• Roderigo is a loyal friend to Othello.

• Roderigo is manipulated by Iago to act against Cassio and Othello.

• Roderigo is a rival of Iago.

• Roderigo helps Cassio in his endeavors.

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