Although he is called "Honest Iago" often, and ironically, by Othello, Act 2, Scene 1 of the play proves the moniker is a false one; "Cunning" might do it, but "Evil" seems more fitting. Iago has his hooks into everyone in this scene, baiting them all into stirring up trouble while keeping his own hands clean. Roderigo and Cassio are his victims here, by they are just pawns as Iago moves towards destroying his real enemy, Othello. Be sure you understand how Iago is constructing his schemes by taking our exclusive, interactive quiz to Act 2, Scene 1 of Othello. Rank your score against others and see how you compare. What have you got to lose? Nothing! What do you have to gain? A better grade!