The Less Deceived - Retrieval Questions (1)

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1
When did the second World War begin and end?
It began in 1939 and ended in 1945.
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2
What type of rhyme scheme did Larkin employ in his poetry?
A regular rhyme scheme.
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3
What did Larkin want to get 'back to' with his poetry?
He wanted to get 'back to basics'
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4
What opportunity did World War Two provide women?
It allowed women to work as many men were called to war.
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5
How did Larkin look back on the past?
With nostalgia
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How was the church affected after World War Two?
Less people were attending church.
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What was present in Britain, even after World War Two?
Large class divisions.
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8
Where did Larkin work as a librarian for over 30 years?
Hull University
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9
Who is the 'deceived' that Larkin may be referring to in the title of the collection?
The working class, and Lakins target audience.
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10
What might Larkin's audience be deceived about?
About society (societal expectations, standards, attitudes and beliefs.)
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11
"_____ left your maiden name _____" (Maiden Name)
marrying
disused
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12
"_____ confused" (Maiden Name)
thankfully
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"_____ just where you left it" (Maiden Name)
lying
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"Then it is scentless, _____, _____" (Maiden Name)
weightless
strengthless
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"Those first few days, _____ again" (Maiden Name)
unfingermarked
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"With your depreciating _____ laden" (Maiden Name)
luggage
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17
"_____ in candlelight" (Wedding Wind)
Stupid
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18
"seeing my face in the _____ candlestick, / _____ seeing nothing" (Wedding Wind)
twisted
yet
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"_____ through the clouds and forests _____" (Wedding Wind)
hunting
thrashing
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"Shall I be let to _____ / Now this _____ morning shares my bed" (Wedding Wind)
sleep
perpetual
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