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What is one way that the radio broadcast could have appeared less realistic than it did to the audience? A. by being told in past tense B. by being told in present tense C. by being told in future tense
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What is one way that the radio broadcast could have appeared less realistic than it did to the audience?
A. by being told in past tense
B. by being told in present tense
C. by being told in future tense
D. by being told in present perfect tense
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