Condemn or defend the women in Othello. Are they better than their men? Why or why not?ORCould Othello have protected himself from Iago’s schemes? Why or why not?

After a period of close reading, critical thinking and engaging discussion, students will prepare a final statement on one of the works discussed. This response will answer one of the questions asked, be roughly 250 words long, and include an integrated, direct quote from the text to support the opinion. Quotations must be in quotation marks and all quotations must be cited. It is not necessary to include a Reference page entry for the story you are writing about – just an in-text citation. Here is a correct citation for a quotation:\”There was something coming to her, and she was waiting for it.\” (Chopin, 1894, 15).Responses should be written in complete sentences in proper standard written English. Check responses for grammatical and spelling errors, maintain a professional and respectful tone, and answer the question thoroughly. A good approach to a Response is to state a clear answer to the question asked in the first sentence and then support that answer in a paragraph with at least one direct quotation from the story.Unit 8 Response: Choose to answer ONE of the following questions with support from the text.Condemn or defend the women in Othello. Are they better than their men? Why or why not?ORCould Othello have protected himself from Iago’s schemes? Why or why not?ORHow might someone who uses others like Iago did be seen in today\’s business world?This is the link for the story Othello, The Moor of Venicehttp://shakespeare.mit.edu/othello/full.html