Comparing and Contrasting Two Versions of The War of the Worlds Answers

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Which aesthetic elements are present in the story? Select three options.the alarmed tone of reporterssound effects an interview with H. G. Wellsthe voices of frightened peoplefriendly, relaxed dialogue

A
the alarmed tone of reporters
B
sound effects
C
an interview with H. G. Wells
D
the voices of frightened people
E
friendly, relaxed dialogue
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What did you discuss in your response? Check all that apply.

A
the use of sound effects
B
the use of dialogue
C
the mood of the text
D
the tone of the text
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How does the use of dialogue most clearly contribute to the aesthetic impact of the radio broadcast?

A
It shows readers that many people were involved in the event.
B
It creates a realistic sensation, as if it were a true news story.
C
It makes it easier for listeners to follow what is going on.
D
It follows the written text verbatim, or word for word.
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Which aesthetic elements are present in the story? Select three options.the alarmed tone of reporterssound effects an interview with H. G. Wellsthe voices of frightened peoplefriendly, relaxed dialogue

A
the alarmed tone of reporters
B
sound effects
C
an interview with H. G. Wells
D
the voices of frightened people
E
friendly, relaxed dialogue
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How does the use of dialogue most clearly contribute to the aesthetic impact of the radio broadcast?

A
It shows readers that many people were involved in the event.
B
It creates a realistic sensation, as if it were a true news story.
C
It makes it easier for listeners to follow what is going on.
D
It follows the written text verbatim, or word for word.
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What did you discuss in your response? Check all that apply.

A
the use of sound effects
B
the use of dialogue
C
the mood of the text
D
the tone of the text

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