1. Women as Possessions in Othello
Question:
Brabantio is furious when he finds out Desdemona has married Othello. Why does this anger him so much?
A) He believes Desdemona has been tricked or bewitched.
B) He sees her as his property and thinks Othello has stolen her.
C) He wanted her to marry a Venetian nobleman instead.
D) He is worried about how society will view their marriage.
2. Marriage and Ownership
Question:
Which quote best reflects the idea that women in Othello are treated as property rather than as people with their own choices?
A) “She loved me for the dangers I had passed, / And I loved her that she did pity them.”
B) “Look to her, Moor, if thou hast eyes to see: / She has deceived her father, and may thee.”
C) “They are all but stomachs, and we all but food; / They eat us hungerly, and when they are full, / They belch us.”
D) “I am not what I am.”
3. Emilia’s View on Gender Inequality
Question:
Emilia delivers a powerful speech about how men and women are treated differently. What is her main argument?
A) Women should always obey their husbands, no matter what.
B) Women have the same emotions, needs, and desires as men and deserve to be treated as equals.
C) Men are naturally more powerful, so women should accept their roles.
D) Desdemona deserved what happened to her for defying her father and husband.
4. Bianca’s Treatment as a ‘Lesser’ Woman
Question:
Why do the men in Othello constantly insult and dismiss Bianca?
A) She is seen as lower-class and not worthy of respect.
B) She is secretly working against Cassio.
C) She supports Desdemona’s decision to marry Othello.
D) She is suspected of helping Iago manipulate Othello.