3 years ago

How might someone disagree with the statement that modern audiences aren’t superstitious

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Hey there,

Your question states: <span>How might someone disagree with the statement that modern audiences aren’t superstitious?

</span><span>Many members of modern theater audiences believe in rational explanations for supernatural events in a play.
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Hope that help.

~Jurgen

OleMash [197]3 years ago

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B. Many members of modern theater audiences believe in rational explanations for supernatural events in a play.
Choice A shows that they are wary of superstitious so it is in agreement with the claim, while choice C and D have nothing to do with superstitions. Therefore, Choice B is correct.

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