Othello Act 1 Scene 2

As Iago tells Othello about Roderigo bad-mouthing him, he piously declares 'Yet do I hold it very stuff o' the conscience To ____________

When Iago warns Othello that Brabantio will seek to have the marriage annulled, Othello is confident that his standing will prevent this, saying 'Let him do his spite:

Who says this: 'Not I I must be found:

My parts, my title and my perfect soul

Shall manifest me rightly'.

• Othello

• Desdemona

• Iago

• Brabantio

• Roderigo

Cassio approaches Othello about an urgent impending battle situation- 'Something from ________ as I may divine: It is a business of some heat'.

With what nation was Venice about to go to war?

What does Othello say to defuse the potential confrontation between his soldiers and Brabantio's men?

When accusing Othello, what reason does he suspect Othello of using: 'Damned as thou art, ______________'.

How does Brabantio convey his disgust at the idea of his daughter falling in love with Othello: 'Run from her guardage _____________ '.

Brabantio wants Othello thrown in jail, but he is thwarted- why?

• because the Duke wishes to meet Othello.

• because Venice is under attack from Greece.

• because Venice is under attack from Cyprus.

• because the Duke has already approved the marriage.