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Questions on the temptation scene, the handkerchief, and Iago's manipulation in Act 3.
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At the start of Act 3, Cassio speaks with Emilia after the musicians leave. What is he trying to arrange?
Desdemona promises Cassio that she will not let his case rest. What effect does her pleading have in Act 3?
When Cassio leaves as Othello enters, Iago mutters, “Ha! I like not that.” What does this line begin?
What happens to Desdemona's handkerchief after she drops it in Act 3?
After Iago gets the handkerchief, what does he say he will do with it?
When Othello demands proof, which two pieces of “evidence” does Iago offer?
By the end of Act 3, what new position does Othello give Iago?
In Act 3, Scene 4, how does Othello react when Desdemona cannot show him the handkerchief?
What does Cassio ask Bianca to do with the handkerchief he has found?
Iago asks whether Cassio knew about Othello's courtship of Desdemona. Why is the question dangerous?
Iago often says he would rather not speak his thoughts. Why does this hesitation persuade Othello?
Why does Iago warn Othello to beware jealousy while he is creating jealousy?
Why is Desdemona's honest support for Cassio useful to Iago's plan?
Why does Iago value the handkerchief so much?
Iago says, “Men should be what they seem.” What makes this line ironic?
In Act 3, Iago tells Othello that someone who steals his purse steals trash, but someone who steals his good name leaves him poor. What does Iago compare reputation to in this speech?
Iago calls jealousy “the green-eyed monster which doth mock / The meat it feeds on.” What does the image suggest?
Iago says, “Trifles light as air / Are to the jealous confirmations strong / As proofs of holy writ.” How does this apply to the handkerchief?
When Othello demands “the ocular proof,” what kind of proof is he asking for?
Othello says, “when I love thee not, / Chaos is come again.” What does the line reveal before Iago's poison works fully?
Othello thinks, “Haply, for I am black...” after Iago's hints. What weakness does Iago's rhetoric begin to expose?
Why is it dramatic irony when Iago urges Othello to “observe” Desdemona with Cassio?
Emilia gives Iago the handkerchief without knowing his plan. What does the audience know that she does not?
In Scene 4, why is Desdemona's confusion about Othello's demand for the handkerchief dramatic irony?
Bianca is angry when Cassio asks her to copy the handkerchief. What does the audience know about the cloth?
By the oath scene, Othello kneels with Iago and makes him lieutenant. Which theme does this action develop?
How does the handkerchief develop the act's theme of appearance versus reality?
What idea about jealousy does Act 3 show as Othello accepts weaker and weaker evidence?
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