Othello - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a document that someone sent to me when i was in matric. It includes all the othello essays from 2010-2018 with the answers. It allows you to familiarise yourself with the questions and provides an answer to show the key points in each question

‘It is the female characters who show true love and loyalty in the play, not the men.’ In the light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare presents the female characters and their personalities in this extract and elsewhere in the play. AQA A Level A* standard essay.

This document includes key quotes and analysis for Act 1 and Act 2 of Othello. Written by an A* English Literature student at A-level.

Act 3:Othello Question And Answers 2024. Why didn't Iago simply tell Othello right away that Desdemona and Cassio were having an affair? - ANSWER He wants Othello to figure out/come to the conclusion that Desdemona is cheating, while looking like the good guy. What thing did Emilia find and give to Iago? What did Iago intend to do with it? - ANSWER Handkerchief, he will plant it in Cassio's lodging. What was Iago's reply when Othello demanded proof of his wife's disloyalty? - ANSWER ...

OTHELLO EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ How is Othello highly respected in society? Ans- He has been an invited guest in Brabantio's home many times He is descended from royalty How is Othello valued by his military strategy? Ans- Duke wants only him to handle Cyprus He is named governor of Cyprus How is Othello confident and gracious? Ans- When Brabantio tries to arrest him, he remains calm and doesn't fight him When he is ordered to Cyprus, he says he will leave imme...

Over 100 (easy to memorise) Othello quotes which I used throughout the course to receive an A* in my exam. The quotes are in chronological order and are split into several themes: -- Power: both political and private + Heroism + Pride --Gender: masculinity and femininity and the way it is presented and explored + Prejudice --Marriage/ Loyalty/ Lust/ Love -- Honesty and deception / appearance vs reality + Jealousy + Misunderstanding

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE OTHELLO ESSAY - 2020 Othello – William Shakespeare ‘Love is a destructive rather than a positive force in the tragedy'