| Iago and Roderigo never dreamed that Desdemona would marry | the Moor, Othello. |
| When Iago says “men like myself deceive their leaders,” he means he helps himself while he pretends to serve | Othello. |
| Desdemona’s father is | Brabantio. |
| When Brabantio saw Roderigo outside his window he said, | “I told you to stay away.” |
| When Brabantio realized Desdemona was gone, he wished that she had married | Roderigo. |
| Othello spoke with Brabantio | while Iago argued with Roderigo. |
| Cassio asked Othello to meet with the council because | there was danger from the enemy. |
| Who told Roderigo, Brabantio, and Cassio about Othello’s marriage? | Iago |
| Another name for this story could be | “Iago Begins an Evil Plan.” |
| This story is mainly about | Iago’s hate for Othello. |
| Brabantio went to the council to ask for | justice against Othello. |
| Brabantio asks Othello to confess to the council. In answer, Othello tells of his love for Desdemona. Then, | Desdemona explains her duty is to Othello, her chosen husband. |
| Desdemona fell in love with Othello because of his | stories of danger and adventure. |
| The Duke wanted Othello to | help defend Cyprus. |
| While Othello fights Cyprus, the Duke suggests Desdemona can stay with | Brabantio. |
| Iago suggests Roderigo should | make Desdemona betray her husband. |
| Iago plans his revenge: he will deceive Othello into believing that Desdemona is being chased by | Cassio. |
| Roderigo would do anything to | win Desdemona. |
| Another name for this story could be | “Defending Their Love.” |
| This story is mainly about | Othello and Desdemona defending their love for one another. |
| Cassio witnessed the | drowning of much of the Turkish fleet. |
| Who was coming to fill the position of governor of Cyprus? | Othello |
| Cassio joined Montano. Iago’s galley arrived with Desdemona. Then, | a trumpet announced Othello’s arrival. |
| Iago | did not trust Emilia. |
| Who is the real “Enemy in Cyprus”? | Iago |
| When Iago tells Desdemona what sort of a woman is worthy of approval, | Desdemona is disappointed with his answer. |
| The “web of courtesy” that Iago will use to catch Cassio means | Cassio’s politeness towards Desdemona. |
| Iago deceives Roderigo into believing Cassio and Desdemona are in love, and asks him to | fight Cassio. |
| Another name for this story could be | “Othello Becomes Governor” |
| This story is mainly about | Iago deceiving the others. |
| First Iago tried to get Cassio to insult Desdemona, then he tried to get Cassio | drunk. |
| While Cassio laughed at his own joke, Iago | became angry, because it reminded him that Cassio had a higher rank. |
| Iago told Montano that Cassio was drunk, because he wanted | to make himself look good. |
| Who was shouting for help? | Roderigo |
| When Iago finally explains how the fight began, Othello believes that | Iago is protecting Cassio. |
| Who is no longer Othello’s officer? | Cassio |
| After losing his position, Cassio blames | himself for drinking too much. |
| Iago tells Cassio to talk to _______________ about getting his position back. | Desdemona |
| Another name for this story could be | “Cassio Ruins his Reputation.” |
| This story is mainly about | Cassio losing his position with help from Iago. |
| Desdemona promised Cassio that she would | talk to Othello for him. |
| Who wanted the Moor to see Cassio leaving the garden? | Iago |
| To whom does Desdemona say, “You and my lord will be as friendly again as you were before”? | Cassio |
| Who had defended Othello whenever Desdemona had seen his faults? | Cassio |
| First, Desdemona said she would help Cassio. Then, she spoke to Othello. Then, | Iago began to develop a new plan. |
| Who was surprised to learn that Cassio had known Desdemona in Venice? | Iago |
| The green-eyed monster Iago describes is | jealousy |
| The green-eyed monster “fools the very heart it feeds on.” In this story that heart belongs to | Othello. |
| Another name for this story could be | “Iago Weaves a New Web.” |
| This story is mainly about | Iago planting jealous thoughts in Othello’s mind. |
| Desdemona thought Othello might be ill because | his voice was faint. |
| When Othello’s head ached, he | refused Desdemona’s offer to help him. |
| After Iago got the embroidered handkerchief, he planned to | hide it in Cassio’s lodgings. |
| Othello’s anger is stirred when | Iago tells Othello that he saw Cassio with the embroidered handkerchief. |
| Iago says, “Even a trifle can be strong evidence to a jealous person.” In that statement, the “trifle” means | the handkerchief embroidered with strawberries. |
| Which sentence is not a reason why the embroidered handkerchief is important? | It had a strawberry design on it |
| Othello gives Iago three days to | kill Cassio. |
| When Othello asked Desdemona for her embroidered handkerchief, she | became nervous and wished she’d never seen it. |
| Another name for this story could be | “Jealousy Gnaws Deeper.” |
| This story is mainly about | Othello’s loss of self-control. |
| In battle, Iago saw Othello | control his passions. |
| Desdemona says she never gave Othello reason to be | jealous. |
| Which character in “A Heart of Stone” really understands jealous people? | Emilia |
| Othello says, “The memory returns like a bird circling over the bodies of the dying.” HE means that he remembers | that Iago saw Cassio with Desdemona’s embroidered handkerchief. |
| Othello falls down in a faint | after Iago tells him about Cassio’s boasting. |
Othello Test Review
September 10, 2019