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Compare and contrast the characters, the setting, and the events of the story so far. what story element seems to be mainly driv

ing the story?

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Character,setting,plot,point of view,style,tone,theme?

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Which theme does the radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds develop that is also in the book version of the story?

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The theme that the radio broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" develop that is also in the book version of the story is option<em> B. Humans should not assume that they are the only intelligent life in the universe.</em>

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F. Some people think heroes need to be famous, but that is not true.

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Notice that all the options selected are written in formal langugage.

When writing an informative essay, it's best to maintain the use of a formal academic writing style instead of being very personal and or relying on personal experience.

Notice for instance that sentence 'B' uses informal English grammar because it reads "Here's what I'm gonna..." instead of "Here's what I'm going to..."

Sentence 'E' also contains the use of informal grammar. It reads "Athletes aren't heroes 'cuz..." Instead of "Athletes aren't heroes because...."

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