Question

question 6 of 10 after the radio version of the war of the worlds aired, what was welless reaction to the panic it had caused? a. he was surprised that his show had caused such widespread panic. b. he was annoyed that people hadnt paid attention to the disclaimers. c. he was angry that people had so easily believed what they heard on the radio. d. he was happy that people had listened to and enjoyed the broadcast.

Explanation:

Orson Welles was taken aback by the widespread panic his radio - adaptation of "The War of the Worlds" caused. He didn't anticipate such a strong reaction.

Answer:

A. He was surprised that his show had caused such widespread panic.