How did Welles use the medium of radio to change the original story of The War of the Worlds?

A. He used a narrator to tell the audience about events that had taken place over six years ago.

B. He added elements like news bulletins and musical breaks that grabbed the audience's attention.

C. He mentioned that the people of Earth didn't believe they could be attacked by an alien race.

D. He included information about the Martians' dying planet and why they had come to Earth.

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Bailey Figueroa

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19 April, 14:34

How did Welles use the medium of radio to change the original story of The War of the Worlds?

A. He used a narrator to tell the audience about events that had taken place over six years ago.

B. He added elements like news bulletins and musical breaks that grabbed the audience's attention.

C. He mentioned that the people of Earth didn't believe they could be attacked by an alien race.

D. He included information about the Martians' dying planet and why they had come to Earth.

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Brogan Christensen · Answer 1

Orson Welles in his 1938 radio drama The War of the Worlds used radio to change the original story of H. G. Wells' 1898 novel The War of the Worlds by adding elements like news bulletins and musical breaks that grabbed the audience's attention. The news bulletins which reported about strange things related to Mars caused some panic among the listeners since some have presumed that the news were real.