For the radio broadcast War of the Worlds, why didn't Orson Welles read the
novel as it was wr...
For the radio broadcast War of the Worlds, why didn't Orson Welles read the
novel as it was written?
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A. He wanted to create suspense by making the story feel more
immediate and real.
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B. He wanted to cause chaos by forcing people to get ready for a
pretend attack.
C. He wanted to create conflict by setting up the humans to fight with
the aliens.
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D. He wanted to make history by showing that he was an innovative
producer.
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