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Consider this chart comparing the print and radio versions of The War of the Worlds. Which description of narration best completes the chart? one narrator, past tense one narrat…

Consider this chart comparing the print and radio versions of The War of the Worlds. Which description of narration best completes the chart? one narrator, past tense one narrat…
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Consider this chart comparing the print and radio versions of The War of the Worlds.

Which description of narration best completes the chart?

one narrator, past tense

one narrator, present tense

many speakers, past tense

many speakers, present tense

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The answer is D. Many speakers, present tense.

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The answer is D. Many speakers, present tense. 
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