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Review questions for "Othello" Act III, Scene 3 Page 4 1. Who does Othello want to know is honest? 2. What does this line mean? "By heaven, he echoes me, as if there were some monster in his thought too hideous to be shown." 3. Draw a picture of how this line describes Iago: "thou criedst, 'Indeed!' and didst contract and purse thy brow together" Page 5 4. What is Iago doing/saying that makes Othello say "speak to me as to thy thinkings"? 5. Iago describes his thoughts as what? Page 6 6. How would you define having a "good name"? 7. Why should it be so important to a person? 8. What is the "green-ey'd monster"? 9. Why is it described as a green eyed monster? Page 7 10. Make of list of compliments (virtues) Othello gives about his wife Desdemona. 11. Othello tells Iago that he will do this before he doubts his wife. 12. Iago tells Othello to _________ Cassio and Desdemona carefully. Page 8 13. Iago tells Othello that all of the evil information regarding Desdemona comes out of Page 9 14. Othello tells Iago to have this person watch Desdemona. 15. Othello, when alone, asks himself this question. 16. Why does Iago return one more time to speak with Othello? 17. What is the real reason Iago returns to speak with Othello? |
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