Do this for me please
“Othello”
Act 3 Test
Submit the following...
Do this for me please
“Othello”
Act 3 Test
Submit the following questions electronically. You can use your books and any other work you might have to help. All answers must be in complete sentences, and you must use quotes when asked.
What does Cassio do to get on the good side of Othello? How does Othello respond? What is your opinion of Cassio’s attempt to win Othello back ove? Why?
Analyze Emilia’s role in all the events in Act 3 in detail.
What is the point of 3.2?
What is Cassio’s reaction to seeing Othello while he is talking to Desdemona? Why does he react this way, and how does it make him look?
What does Desdemona think about bringing Cassio back into Othello’s command? Use quotes to support this part of your answer. How does Othello respond?
Using quotes and details, explain what takes place in the Iago/Othello conversation that takes up most of 3.3.
What is Othello’s speech about on p 135-137? Use quotes from the speech to support your answer.
What does Iago do with the handkerchief? How is the handkerchief important, and how does Othello respond to what happened to it?
Who is Bianca? How could she potentially be an issue in the Cassio situation?
Describe, in detail, how act 3 ids the turning point of the play.
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