Shakespeare's Othello: Act 1, Scene 2 Analysis

How does Othello's approach to his reputation differ from Iago's?

• Othello hides his true self, while Iago is open.

• Iago is confident in being judged, while Othello fears it.

• Othello is confident in being judged, while Iago fears it.

• Both Othello and Iago are open about their true selves.

What news does Michael Cassio bring to Othello?

• The Duke wants to congratulate Othello on his wedding.

• The Duke needs Othello for a diplomatic mission.

• Othello is being summoned for a festival.

• There is urgent news from Cyprus requiring Othello's presence.

What accusation does Bravantio make against Othello?

• Othello has betrayed the Duke.

• Othello has fled from a battle.

• Othello has used magic to enchant his daughter.

• Othello has stolen from him.

How does Othello respond to Bravantio's men trying to arrest him?

• He calmly tells them to stop and they obey.

• He runs away.

• He fights them off.

• He surrenders immediately.

What is Othello's demeanor when faced with Bravantio's accusations?

• He is angry and aggressive.

• He is indifferent and dismissive.

• He is nervous and anxious.

• He is calm and confident.