Othello 3

Question 1

I’ll intermingle everything

Answer 1

He does with Casio’s suit

Question 2

I have been talking

Answer 2

With a suitor there

Question 3

Perdition catch my soul but I do love thee

Answer 3

And when I love thee not chaos is come again

Question 4

As if there were some monster in his thought

Answer 4

Too hideous to be shown

Question 5

If thou dost love me

Answer 5

Show me thy thought

Question 6

Why say

Answer 6

They are vile and false

Question 7

As I confess it is my natures plague to spy into abuses

Answer 7

And oft my jealousy shapes faults that are not

Question 8

O beware my lord of jealousy

Answer 8

It is the green-eyes monster which Roth mock the meat it feed on

Question 9

Exchange me

Answer 9

For a goat

Question 10

I’ll see before

Answer 10

I doubt

Question 11

In Venice they do let God see the pranks they dare not show their husbands

Answer 11

Their best conscience is not to leav’t undone, but keept unknown

Question 12

She did deceive her father

Answer 12

Marrying you

Question 13

To seel her fathers eyes up close

Answer 13

As oak he though ‘Twas witchcraft’

Question 14

My lord

Answer 14

I see you’re moved

Question 15

I have pain upon

Answer 15

My forehead here

Question 16

He puts handkerchief from him

Answer 16

And she drops it

Question 17

For he conjur’d her

Answer 17

She should ever keep it

Question 18

Trifles light as air are to the jealous confirmations

Answer 18

Strong as proofs of holy writ

Question 19

The moor already changes with my poison

Answer 19

Dangerous conceits are in their natures poisons

Question 20

Shall ever medicine thee to that sweet sleep

Answer 20

Which thou owed’st yesterday

Question 21

Thou hast set me on the rack

Answer 21

I swear tis better to be much abuse’s than to know’t a little

Question 22

He that is robb’d, not wanting that is stolen

Answer 22

Let him not know’t and he’s not robb’d at all

Question 23

I had been happy if the general camp

Answer 23

Had tasted her sweet body so I had nothing known

Question 24

Farewell the tranquil

Answer 24

Farewell content

Question 25

Villain be sure to prove my love a whore

Answer 25

Be sure of it

Question 26

Thou hadst been better born a dog

Answer 26

Than answer my wak’d wrath

Question 27

Are you

Answer 27

A man?

Question 28

Her name that was as fresh as Dians visage

Answer 28

Is now begrim’d and black as mine own face

Question 29

Would you, the supervisor, grossly gape on?

Answer 29

Behold her topp’d

Question 30

Were they as prime as ghosts, as hot as monkeys

Answer 30

As salt wolves in pride

Question 31

Give me a living reason

Answer 31

She disloyal

Question 32

O monstrous

Answer 32

Monstrous

Question 33

I’ll tear her

Answer 33

All to pieces

Question 34

All my fond love thus

Answer 34

Do I blow to heaven; ‘tis gone’

Question 35

Arise black vengeance, from thy hollow cell!

Answer 35

Yield up, O love, thy crown and hearted throne to tyrannous hate

Question 36

He

Answer 36

Kneels

Question 37

Now art thou

Answer 37

My lieutenant

Question 38

I am your own

Answer 38

For ever

Question 39

I dare not say

Answer 39

He lies anywhere

Question 40

I know not

Answer 40

Madam

Question 41

My noble Moor is true of mine and made no such baseness

Answer 41

As jealous creatures are

Question 42

Lend me

Answer 42

Thy handkerchief

Question 43

But if she lost it

Answer 43

My fathers eye should hold her loathed