Othello Act 1 Scene 1

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Summarise what happens in Act 1 Scene 1 in one sentence

Iago and Roderigo to alert him of Desdemona’s elopement with Othello

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What does Venice symbolise?

Civilization, law, and order

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What does animal imagery symbolise in Othello?

The way people dehumanise Othello due to his race

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What derogatory words does Iago use to describe Othello?

The Moor
Thick-lips

Barbary horse
Black ram

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Complete the quotation: “I follow him to…”

“I follow him to serve my turn upon him”

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Complete the quotation: “I am not…”

“I am not what I am”

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Complete the quotation: “poison”

“Call up her father, rouse him, poison his delight, proclaim him in the street, incense her kinsmen.”

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Complete the quotation: “an old black…”

“An old black ram is tupping your white ewe”

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Define meritocracy

Political system where power is individual based on one’s ability rather than wealth or social class.

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Define duplicitous

Someone acting in two ways to different people

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Define debased value system

A set of morals or principles that have become corrupted or weakened.

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Define prejudiced

Showing unfair dislike or judgment toward a person or group based on their identity or characteristics.