Answer:
1. The three features of the radio production that caused panic are: the realism of the production, the newslike technique of the production and the acting abilities of Orson Welles.
2. Some of the names or descriptions are:
i. falling star (Line 7)
ii. strangest of all things (Line 9)
iii. meteorite (Line 13)
iv. projectile (Line 14 )
v. The Thing (Line 17)
3. When the object was found, the impact it made was glaring. It's impact bored an enormous hole on the ground and it scattered both sand and gravel violently.
4. When the observer discovered and saw a huge cylinder whose size measured about 30 yards in diameter, he concluded that it was not a meteorite.
5. masked: (i) covered (ii) concealed (iii) hid (iv) obscured
lone: (i) single (ii) individual (iii) solitary (iv) sole
Explanation:
From the excerpt, we discover that the author revealed to us the discovery of an astronomical phenomenon which fell to the earth. The passage further explains what took place the time it fell from the sky. When it dropped on the earth, it bore an enormous hole into ground and scattered the ground and gravel violently.
