Act 3

Question 1

I never knew

Answer 1

a Florentine more kind and honest

Question 2

he’s never any thing but

Answer 2

your true servant

Question 3

for thy solicitor shall rather die

Answer 3

than give thy cause away

Question 4

that he would steal away so guilty-like

Answer 4

seeing you coming

Question 5

shall’t be tonight at supper?

Answer 5

no, not to-night

Question 6

why then to-morrow night, or Tuesday morn

Answer 6

on Tuesday noon, at night; on Wednesday morn

Question 7

tis as I should entreat you wear your gloves

Answer 7

or feed on nourishing dishes, or keep you warm

Question 8

excellent

Answer 8

wretch!

Question 9

as if there was some monster in his thought

Answer 9

too hideous to be shown

Question 10

and for I know thou’rt full

Answer 10

of love and honesty

Question 11

as thou dost ruminate

Answer 11

and give thy worst of thoughts the worst of words

Question 12

though I am bound to every act of duty

Answer 12

I am not bound to that all slaves are free to

Question 13

it is my nature’s plague to spy into abuses

Answer 13

and oft my jealousy shapes thoughts that are not

Question 14

nor for my manhood, honesty and wisdom

Answer 14

to let you know my thoughts

Question 15

beware, my lord, of jealousy

Answer 15

it is the green-eyed monster

Question 16

the smallest fear of doubt or her revolt

Answer 16

for she had eyes, and chose me

Question 17

she did decieve

Answer 17

her father, marrying you

Question 18

haply, for I am black

Answer 18

and have not these soft parts of conversation

Question 19

o, curse of marriage

Answer 19

that we can call these delicate creatures ours and not their appetites

Question 20

if she be false

Answer 20

o, then heaven mocks itself

Question 21

heaven knows, not I;

Answer 21

I nothing but to please his fantasy

Question 22

a thing for me?

Answer 22

it is a common thing- (ha)

Question 23

poor lady

Answer 23

she’ll run mad when she shall lack it

Question 24

farewell the tranquil mind! farewell content!

Answer 24

farewell! Othello’s occuptation gone!

Question 25

villain, be sure thou

Answer 25

prove my love a whore

Question 26

her name, that was as fresh as Dian’s visage

Answer 26

is now begrimed and black as mine own face

Question 27

there are a kind of man so loose of soul

Answer 27

that in their sleeps will mutter their affairs

Question 28

cry ‘o sweet creature’

Answer 28

and then kiss me hard

Question 29

I’ll tear her

Answer 29

all to pieces

Question 30

sometimes seen a handkerchief

Answer 30

spotted with strawberries in your wife’s hand

Question 31

o, that the slave

Answer 31

had forty thousand lives

Question 32

arise, black vengeance

Answer 32

from thy hollow cell

Question 33

o,

Answer 33

blood, blood, blood!

Question 34

even so my bloody thoughts, with violent pace

Answer 34

shall ne’er look back, ne’er ebb to humble love

Question 35

now, by yond marble heaven

Answer 35

in the due reverence of a sacred vow (kneels)

Question 36

Iago doth give up

Answer 36

the execution of his wit, hands, heart, to wrong’d Othello’s service

Question 37

this hand of yours requires

Answer 37

a sequester from liberty; fasting and prayer

Question 38

but if she lost it, or made a gift of it

Answer 38

my father’s eye should hold her loathed

Question 39

why do you speak so startingly and rash?

Answer 39

is it lost? is it gone?

Question 40

I pray, talk me of Cassio

Answer 40

the handkerchief!

Question 41

they are all but stomachs and we all but food;

Answer 41

they eat us hungerly, and when they are full they belch us

Question 42

my lord is not my lord

Answer 42

nor should I know him

Question 43

and, like the devill, from his very arm

Answer 43

puff’d his brother

Question 44

alas the day,

Answer 44

I never gave him cause!

Question 45

how is it with you,

Answer 45

my most fair Bianca!

Question 46

this is some token from a newer friend

Answer 46

to the felt absence I now feel a cause

Question 47

as like enough it will

Answer 47

I’ld have it copied

Question 48

and think it no addition, nor my wish

Answer 48

to have him see me woman’d

Question 49

not that I love you not

Answer 49

but that you do not love me