Question

question 4 of 10 which element in the radio broadcast of the war of the worlds helped establish logos with the audience? a. information from actors pretending to be scientists about the events in the story b. an orchestra and musical breaks that grabbed the audiences attention c. interviews with respected government officials to establish credibility d. a disclaimer that informed listeners that the events of the story were not real

Explanation:

Logos is an appeal to logic and reason. Actors pretending to be scientists provided 'facts' and 'information' which seemed logical to the audience, helping establish logos. Music and interviews with officials are more related to pathos (emotional appeal) and ethos (ethical - credibility appeal) respectively. A disclaimer would undermine the 'logical' narrative being presented during the broadcast.

Answer:

A. Information from actors pretending to be scientists about the events in the story