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28 October, 20:45

Before the radio broadcast of the war of the worlds, orson Welles believed that his audience would be

A. Frightened by the events of the story

B. Angry At being tricked into believing that the story was real

C. Excited to be involved in such an entertaining broadcast

D. Annoyed at hearing a story that was unlikely to happen.

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  1. 28 October, 23:32
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    Big D This is the answer trust me I know
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