Roderigo

Question 1

thus do i ever make…

Answer 1

my fool my purse - 1.5

Question 2

o damned Iago!

Answer 2

o inhuman dog! - 5.1

Question 3

my money is..

Answer 3

almost spent - 2.3

Question 4

your daughter…

Answer 4

hath made a gros revolt, tying her duty, beauty wit and fortune. - 1.1

Question 5

faith i have heard too much…

Answer 5

your word and performance are no kin together - 4.2

Question 6

it is silliness to live..

Answer 6

when to live is tourment - 4.2

Question 7

i will uncertinelty..

Answer 7

drown myself 1.3

Question 8

the lavacious..

Answer 8

moor - 1.1

Question 9

thick..

Answer 9

lips - 1.1

Question 10

i have no greater devotion..

Answer 10

to the deed, form my sword - he dies - 5.1

Question 11

this poor trash..

Answer 11

of venice

Question 12

virtue! a Fig!

Answer 12

tis in ourselvesthat we are thus our bodies are our garden to which our wills are gardeners

Question 13

‘do you find
some occasion to anger Cassio

Answer 13

either by speaking
too loud, or tainting his discipline’ Iago A2S1

Question 14

Social Status

Rich – despite this Iago still exerts power and influence over him.

Represents ‘curled darlings.’

Iago keeps him as an outsider – not in Venice nor Cyprus.

Question 15

‘It
cannot be that Desdemona should long continue her
love to the Moor

Answer 15

,– put money in thy purse,–nor he
his to her:’ Iago A1S3

Question 16

‘I am changed:

Answer 16

I’ll sell all my land’ Roderigo A1S3

Question 17

‘Here is a letter
Found in the pocket of the slain Roderigo;
And here another

Answer 17

: the one of them imports
The death of Cassio to be undertook
By Roderigo.’ Lodovico A5S2

Question 18

Your fair daughter… transported

Answer 18

… to the gross clasps of a lascivious Moor’ Roderigo A1S1