Othello character Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A* grade Othello character summaries for English Literature A level

OTHELLO TEST STUDY GUIDE ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION Othello - A Moorish general in the Venetian army; main character/Governor of Cyprus; Jealousy is his fatal flaw Desdemona - Othello's wife Brabantio - Desdemona's father; a Venetian senator Iago - Othello's "ancient"; villain of the play and master manipulator Emilia - Iago's wife; Desdemona's attendant Cassio - Othello's second in command/lieutenant; has a major drinking problem ...

Othello Test Study Guide with Complete Solutions Othello A Moorish general in the Venetian army; main character/Governor of Cyprus; Jealousy is his fatal flaw Desdemona Othello's wife Brabantio Desdemona's father; a Venetian senator Iago Othello's "ancient"; villain of the play and master manipulator Emilia Iago's wife; Desdemona's attendant Cassio Othello's second in command/lieutenant; has a major drinking problem Roderigo Iago's pawn. In love with Desdemona. ...

Othello Test Study Guide with Complete SolutionsOthello Test Study Guide with Complete SolutionsOthello Test Study Guide with Complete SolutionsOthello Test Study Guide with Complete Solutions Othello - ANSWER A Moorish general in the Venetian army; main character/Governor of Cyprus; Jealousy is his fatal flaw Desdemona - ANSWER Othello's wife Brabantio - ANSWER Desdemona's father; a Venetian senator Iago - ANSWER Othello's "ancient"; villain of the play and master manipulator

This is a character grid which identifies four key themes in relation to the character of Roderigo in 'Othello', exploring these in detail. These headings make the basis for a thorough essay/exploration of the character and all assessment objectives required in the A level exam are touched upon. Hence there is an analysis of language and quotes, exploration of ideas, consideration of context and also critical interpretations carefully chosen for the character of Roderigo. This revision resour...

OTHELLO Study Questions, Characters and Essays Spark Notes with Verified Solutions 1. To what extent does Othello's final speech affect our assessment of him? What is the effect of his final anecdote about the Turk? Certainly, Othello's final speech is not all that one might wish for—his claim to be "one not easily jealous" is open to question, and his claim that he "loved not wisely but too well" seems both an understatement and an exaggeration (V.ii.354, 353). Further, Othe...

Why does Iago hate Othello? - Because Othello made Cassio his lieutenant, instead of Iago Why does Iago choose to stay under Othello's command? - To get back at Othello Does Brabantio like Roderigo at first? Why or why not? - No, because Roderigo has spent the last few years trying to make Brabantio let him marry his daughter Desdemona What does Brabantio think made his daughter run of with Othello? - He says that Othello enchanted her What character traits does Othello have? - 1) Leaders...

Othello - Answer-A Moorish general in the Venetian army; main character/Governor of Cyprus; Jealousy is his fatal flaw Desdemona - Answer-Othello's wife Brabantio - Answer-Desdemona's father; a Venetian senator Iago - Answer-Othello's "ancient"; villain of the play and master manipulator Emilia - Answer-Iago's wife; Desdemona's attendant Cassio - Answer-Othello's second in command/lieutenant; has a major drinking problem Roderigo - Answer-Iago's pawn. In love with Desdemona. Supp...

Othello Test Study Guide Exam Questions And Answers Othello - ANS A Moorish general in the Venetian army; main character/Governor of Cyprus; Jealousy is his fatal flaw Desdemona - ANS Othello's wife Brabantio - ANS Desdemona's father; a Venetian senator Iago - ANS Othello's "ancient"; villain of the play and master manipulator Emilia - ANS Iago's wife; Desdemona's attendant Cassio - ANS Othello's second in command/lieutenant; has a major drinking pr...

These were the notes I used for my Othello responses! This document includes literary criticisms and quotes for the following characters: - Desdemona - Cassio - Othello - Emilia - Roderigo - Bianca - Iago I also include "critics over time" which is a brief explanation of how the interpretation/ the criticism of the character has changed over time. Although "critics over time" is not explicitly mentioned in the mark scheme, I still think it allows for a more evaluative response/ ...