2:3

Question 1

‘happiness to their sheets’
page 261

Answer 1

Iago says
Crude, visual imagery

Question 2

‘dare not task my weakness anymore’
261

Answer 2

Cassio says
Link to the downfall of Cassio, hamartia, Iago’s plan

Question 3

‘Swounds, I bleed still!’
page 267

Answer 3

Montano says
Represents authority in Cyprus, the importance of his role

Question 4

‘Honest Iago’
page 268

Answer 4

Othello says
Dramatic irony, questioning of other character’s role

Question 5

‘twinned with me both at a birth shall lose me’- 270

‘I love thee’- 272

Answer 5

Othello says
Link to the relationship between Cassio+Othello, emotive situation, difficult position, trust

Question 6

‘reputation!’
‘drunk and speak parrot and squabble?’
‘devil’
273, 274

Answer 6

Cassio says
Repetition
Biblical allusion
Displacing the blame, blaming God, responsibility

Question 7

‘you advise me well’
‘honest Iago’
page 276

Answer 7

Cassio says
Dramatic irony
Characters are blindsided by Iago’s cunning nature

Question 8

‘And out of her own goodness make the net that shall enmesh them all’
277

Answer 8

Iago
Metaphor for trapping them
Using Desdemona’s good intentions to get back at the others, visual imagery

Question 9

‘my money is almost spent’
277

Answer 9

Roderigo
Understanding