the broadcast from War of the Worlds as read by Orson Welles. Then answer the question.What effect is created by cutting back and forth between the music program at the Hotel Park Plaza and the updates from the Observatory at Princeton?A.It creates tension and suspense for the listener.B.It makes the listener want to change stations.C.It makes the listener feel annoyed.D.It causes confusion for the listener.

Question 6 of 10Why did the radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds include an orchestra and musical breaks?A.To allow listeners the chance to call family and friends and encourage them to listenB.To give the audience something pleasant to listen to between the breaking news reportsC.To lighten the mood and make listeners feel less frightened by the story's eventsD.To create pathos to get the audience's attention and draw them into the storySUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Why did Welles add dramatic elements such as special news bulletins and musical breaks to his radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds?A.To allow listeners time to call their local police stationsB.To make the radio broadcast seem more realC.To make sure the audience was aware that the broadcast was not a real news reportD.To give listeners a chance to catch their breath between each of the scenes

Why is music included between news updates of the radio version of The War of the Worlds?A.To force the audience to listen for information about what to doB.To allow the broadcasters a chance to calm themselves down and have a small breakC.To create suspense by making the audience feel they are listening to a real broadcastD.To allow the audience time to think about what is happening and prepare for the worst

A radio broadcast offers ways to attract the listener's attention that cannot be used by a book. What did the War of the Worlds broadcast use to attract listeners?A.Advertisements from sponsorsB.The ability for listeners to call in and talk to someone about what was happeningC.Sound, "live interviews," and musicD.The emergency broadcast signal to warn listeners

Orson Welles concludes the radio broadcast War of the Worlds in which way?A.By warning the listeners that they need to be more prepared.B.By telling the listeners to "stay tuned" for more information.C.By telling the listeners that the story was not real and offering them a moral.D.By revealing that the entire broadcast was an April Fool's joke.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS