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Othello Act 2 Scene 3

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Who tells Othello that Brabantio is saying bad things about Othello?
a)
Rowles
b)
Cassio
c)
Roderigo
d)
Iago
2.
He says: "Not I, I must be found" and refuses to hide.
a)
Brabantio
b)
Roderigo
c)
Othello
d)
Iago
3.
He tells Othello that the Senate has been looking for him several times to talk about something in Cyprus.
a)
Iago
b)
Cassio
c)
Brabantio
d)
Roderigo
4.
Who asks: Oh thou foul thief, where hast thou stowed my daughter? 
a)
Iago
b)
Duke
c)
Brabantio
d)
Roderigo
5.
Who accuses Othello of using charms and forbidden magic?
a)
Brabantio
b)
Duke
c)
Iago
d)
Roderigo
6.
Ottomites is what characters call ______________.
a)
People in Venice
b)
Turkish people
c)
Outsiders
d)
Powerful warriors
7.
In the play, the race of cannibals that Othello speaks of in his tales were called _________________.
 
a)
Human Delight
b)
Carnivores of Man
c)
Anthropophagi
d)
Maneatingmen-Monsters
8.
"She loved me for the dangers I had passed, and I loved her that she did pity them" was said by which character?
a)
Cassio
b)
Othello
c)
Brabantio
d)
Iago
9.
When asked to choose, Desdemona chooses her father instead of Othello.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
10.
This character says: "Look to her, Moor, if thou hast eyes to see. She deceived her father, and may thee."
a)
Iago
b)
Roderigo
c)
Brabantio
d)
Duke
11.
This character says: "My life upon her faith!"
a)
Cassio
b)
Othello
c)
Brabantio
d)
Iago
12.
In Act 1, scene 2, this character speaks of drowning himself.
a)
Brabantio
b)
Iago
c)
Othello
d)
Roderigo
13.
1) Who says: "put money in thy purse" and 2) what does the phrase mean?
a)
1) Brabantio  2) Put donations in Desdemona's purse
b)
1) Othello  2) Give me money so that my army can fight
c)
1) Iago  2) Sell your assets and gather your money
d)
1) Cassio 2) Put your money in my wallet
14.
Who has a soliloquy at the end of the Act One which involves the evil plan to make Othello jealous?
a)
Desdemona
b)
Iago
c)
Cassio
d)
Brabantio