Jealously

Question 1

Have you

Answer 1

Have you not sometimes seen a handkerchief /Spotted with strawberries in your wife’s hand?”

Rhetorical question that makes Othello question where the handkerchief is

Question 2

trifles light…

Answer 2

trifles light as air

Simile to explain he doesn’t need much proof to get Othello to believe in lies because of jealousy

Adjective= something of unimportance

Question 3

“O, beware…

Answer 3

O, beware, my lord of jealously/ It is the green-eyed monster”

green= motif for jealousy + irony since hes warning Othello

Question 4

I hate

Answer 4

I hate the Moor/ And it is thought abroad that ’twixt my sheets/He’s done my office”

Vulgar language + visual imagery, not true and it’s ironic because Othello thinks the same way about Cassio Iago thinks about Othello

Question 5

If she

Answer 5

If she be false, heaven mocks itself!”

Hyperbole and foreshadowing his future betrayal

Question 6

“strumpet” “whore”

Answer 6

Nouns for Iago’s wife to disrespect HIS OWN wife and show misogyny