Question

what affect do the screams and shrieks in the radio broadcast war of the worlds have on the story?
a. they make reading the script easier.
b. they add to the suspense of the story.
c. they add confusion for the reader.
d. they are meant for the radio announcer so they dont add to the overall affect of the story.

Explanation:

Screams and shrieks in a radio - broadcast like War of the Worlds create a sense of danger and uncertainty, which are key elements in building suspense. They do not make reading the script easier, add confusion in a negative way for the listener (as they are a deliberate part of the storytelling), and are not just for the radio announcer but for the audience to enhance the story's impact.

Answer:

B. They add to the suspense of the story.