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21 May, 13:59

How did Welles react to the panic caused by his radio broadcast The War of the Worlds?

A. He was happy that so many people had heard the broadcast.

B. He was sad that people had been hurt in the panic.

C. He was angry that the public hadn't read the book.

D. He was confused and stunned by the public's reaction.

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  1. 21 May, 14:49
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    I think its D I hope i'm right
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