Question

In 1938, The War of the Worlds was presented as a radio broadcast heard by many people. Which feeling would the audience for this broadcast have most likely felt?

A
fear

B
curiosity

C
anger

D
amusement

Answer 1

The 1938 radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds incited fear among listeners who mistook the dramatization for real news of a Martian invasion, leading to panic.

Step-by-step explanation:

In October 1938, the Mercury Theater of the Air aired a radio broadcast dramatizing H.G. Wells' The War of the Worlds. The format of the broadcast was a series of radio news reports, which were so realistic that many listeners believed an actual Martian invasion was occurring in New Jersey. The feeling of fear was prevalent among the audience as the dramatized events were mistaken for real-world occurrences, leading to widespread panic. Therefore, the answer to which feeling the audience for this broadcast would have most likely felt is A. fear.

Answer 2

Fear

Step-by-step explanation:

War of the Worlds was presented as radio as it is a condition or circumstance of was presented publically it must be a matter of fear.

All people must be afraid of the condition thinking that.