Question 4 of 10 Why did Welles add dramatic elements such as special news bulletins and musical breaks to his radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds? A. To give listeners a chance to catch their breath between each of the scenes B. To make sure the audience was aware that the broadcast was not a real news report C. To make the radio broadcast seem more real D. To allow listeners time to call their local police stations

## Step 1<br />The question is asking why Orson Welles added dramatic elements such as special news bulletins and musical breaks to his radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds. The options provided are:<br />A. To give listeners a chance to catch their breath between each of the scenes<br />B. To make sure the audience was aware that the broadcast was not a real news report<br />C. To make the radio broadcast seem more real<br />D. To allow listeners time to call their local police stations<br /><br />## Step 2<br />The correct answer is C. Orson Welles added these elements to make the radio broadcast seem more real. This is because the dramatic elements such as special news bulletins and musical breaks would have made the broadcast sound like a real news report, which would have made the story seem more believable to the audience.