Othello

Question 1

A fellow almost damn’d

Answer 1

In a fair wife

Question 2

I am not

Answer 2

What I am

Question 3

And though he in a fertile climate dwell

Answer 3

Plague him with flies

Question 4

Even now, now, very now, an old black ram

Answer 4

Is tupping your white ewe

Question 5

The devil will make

Answer 5

A grandsire of you

Question 6

You’ll have your daughter covered

Answer 6

With a barbary horse

Question 7

Your daughter and the moor are now making the beast

Answer 7

With two backs

Question 8

Lascivious

Answer 8

Moor

Question 9

I love the gentle

Answer 9

Desdemona

Question 10

Keep up your bright swords

Answer 10

For the dew will rust them

Question 11

You shall more command with years

Answer 11

Rather than your weapons

Question 12

O thou foul thief

Answer 12

Where hast thou stowed my daughter

Question 13

Damn’d as thou art

Answer 13

Thou hast enchated her

Question 14

The sooty bosom of such a thing

Answer 14

As thou

Question 15

Thou hast practis’d on her with foul charms

Answer 15

Abus’d her delicate youth with drugs or minerals

Question 16

Valliant

Answer 16

Othello

Question 17

She is abus’d, stoln from me, and corrupted

Answer 17

By spells and medecines

Question 18

To fall in love with what she

Answer 18

Fear’d to look on

Question 19

She loved me for the dangers I had pass’d

Answer 19

And I lov’d her that she did pity them

Question 20

A man he is of

Answer 20

Honesty and trust

Question 21

Your son in law is far

Answer 21

More fair than black

Question 22

Honest

Answer 22

Iago

Question 23

Tis in ourselves that we are

Answer 23

Thus or thus

Question 24

Put money in

Answer 24

Thy purse

Question 25

I hate

Answer 25

The moor

Question 26

If thou canst cuckold him

Answer 26

Thy dost thyself a pleasure, me a sport

Question 27

The moor is of a free and open nature

Answer 27

That thinks men honest but seem to be so

Question 28

And will tenderly be led

Answer 28

By the nose as asses are