1. Before Playing 1. Break into teams.
2. As a class we need: 1 scorekeeper, and 1 timer.
3. Get supplies ready: each group needs a board, erasable marker, and eraser.
4. Each group needs a group name.
5. Each group needs: a leader, a recorder, and team members.

2. Rules… 1. I will call on groups in order.
2. Your group leader will choose a category and point amount.
3. Your group will have 30 seconds to write the answer on the board.
4. All other groups should write their answers on their boards as well.

3. Rules…
5. Keep your voices low so other groups don’t hear your answers.
6. When I ring the bell time is UP. STOP talking and look up at me. This is VERY important. If you continue to talk, your group will lose points.
7. Your group will hold your answer board up in the air.

4. Rules…
8. If your team gets the answer right, then you get the points and it is the next groups turn.
9. If the team gets the answer wrong, then all of the other teams get a chance at HALF of the points. Other teams hold their answers in the air to receive HALF of the point value for the question.

6. Quotes

7. Characters

8. Shakespeare

9. Othello

10. Literary
Elements

11. Random

12. Quotes
Characters
Shakespeare
Othello
Literary
Elements
Random
Info
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13. Who said this,
"She is abused,
stolen from me,
and corrupted by
spells and medicines"

14. Brabantio

15. weakness that Iago exploits,
"I will snare so great
a fly as Cassio..." so
says Iago and the plot
begins. Cassio has a
weakness that Iago exploits,
this weakness is...

16. Drink

17. "Nay, good lieutenant:
I pray you sir, hold your
hand" says Montano to
Cassio. Whom has Cassio
just hit?

18. Roderigo

19. Complete this line:
"Villain, be sure thou
prove my love a "
Who said this line? To
whom was it addressed?

20. "Whore."
Othello to Iago.

21. Finish this line uttered
by Othello at the end of
the play: "Of one that
loved not wisely..."

22. "but too well"

23. What first attracted
Desdemona to Othello?

24. The stories he
told about his past.

25. commonlyapplied to Iago throughout the play?
Which epithet is most
commonlyapplied to Iago throughout the play?

26. Honest Iago

27. From whom did Desdemona first hear the "song of the
willow?"

28. Her mother's maid,
Barbary

29. What rank does Cassio
hold before Othello
strips it from him?

30. Lieutenant

31. To whom does
Iago refer to as
the true general?

32. Desdemona

33. Shakespeare was born on
April 23, 1564 in
Stanford-upon-Avon.
True or False?

34. at Stratford-Upon-Avon.
False. He was born
at Stratford-Upon-Avon.

35. Whom did
Shakespeare marry
in 1582?

36. Anne Hathaway

37. Why did London
theaters close during
Shakespeare's time?

38. The black plague.

39. of Shakespeare's acting
What was the name
of Shakespeare's acting
company?

40. Lord Chamberlin's Men or The Kings Men.

41. What day and year
did Shakespeare die?

42. April 23, 1616

43. How does Othello
kill Desdemona?

44. He smothers her.

45. What is Othello
holding as he
stands over the
sleeping Desdemona?

46. a candle.

47. considered an outsider
Why is Othello
considered an outsider
in Venice?

48. His race. He is
a Moor.

49. is his tragic flaw? Defend your answer.
If we say that Othello
is a tragic hero, what
is his tragic flaw? Defend your answer.

50. Jealousy or Pride.

51. Who is the first
character to refer to
Othello by name?

52. The Duke

53. The time and place
in the story is called...

54. a tragedy.

55. When a speaker
addresses a silent
reader, revealing
things about himself
of which the reader
is unaware it is called..

56. monologue or
soliloquy

57. A poetic line of
five iambic feet is
called?

58. Iambic pentameter

59. representing generalized racial individualizing traits
A character
representing generalized racial
or social traits
repeated as
typical from work
to work, with no
individualizing traits
is called?

60. A stereotype

61. Daily
Double!!

62. Name two of the three
different types of
Irony and an example
of each.

63. answers based
on teacher discretion.

64. something else? Explain.
Who appears to be
one thing and is really
something else? Explain.

65. anwers graded on
teacher discretion.

66. What is Iago's
motivation to destroy
Othello?

67. He promoted
Cassio over himself,
and he thinks Othello
is sleeping with his
wife Emilia.

68. Iago's rhetoric in the play.
Give an example of
Iago's rhetoric in the play.
For example, does he use
ethos, logos, or pathos?
Where and why? Pick ONE.

69. Anwers based on
teacher discretion.

70. What exactly makes
this story a tragedy?

71. Death of main characters, Othello undergoes catherasis, or realization
of error in judgment.

72. What is the most
important theme in
this play? Why?

73. Answers based
on teacher discretion.

74. Final
Jeopardy!!

76. Final Jeopardy Write the amount you want to bet. (Not to exceed
500 points).

77. What is the most
important thing
you learned from
this unit and
why?

78. Answers to
be awarded
points based
on teacher's
discretion.