Question

2 Points

What do the panicked reactions to the radio broadcast of The War of the
Worlds help you infer about some people in the audience?
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A. They were nervous and ready to believe anything.
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B. They had not gone to school or been educated.
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C. They liked to be scared by things on the radio.
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D. They had previously been attacked by aliens.​

Answer 1

A. They were nervous and ready to believe anything.

Step-by-step explanation:

There had been no proof of alien existence, let alone alien invasion before Welles' broadcast, and it would likely be more easily confirmed if it were really happening.