1 Point The War of the Worlds is a story about an alien invasion that takes place in

England. For an American radio broadcast, Orson Welles adapted the story

and changed its setting to the United States. What effect would this have on

the radio broadcast's tone?

A. It would create a sense of comfort, as the audience would

recognize its setting.

B. It would sound scarier to its listening audience.

C. It would make Americans think harder about national security.

D. It would allow Americans to think less seriously about its

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B. It would sound scarier to its listening audience.

Explanation:

The change in setting was made aiming to cause a sense of urgency in Americans, if a threat, like an alien invasion, is happening in another country far away, it does not seem too scary, but it becomes much more scary to the audience if that threat is happening where they live.

Therefore, the answer is

B. It would sound scarier to its listening audience.

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