1. On which radio network was "The War of the Worlds" originally broadcast? Metropolitan Broadcasting Mutual Columbia National Broadcasting

2. On which date was "The War of the Worlds" first broadcast? October 30, 1938 October 31, 1939 October 31, 1938 October 30, 1939

3. What is the first orchestra and venue mentioned during the broadcast? Glen Miller at the Savoy Artie Shaw at the McAlpine Bobby Millette at the Hotel Martinet Ramon Raquello at the Park Plaza

4. Who is the first scientist mentioned during the broadcast? Professor Farrell of the Mount Jennings Observatory Lloyd Gray of the Natural History Museum Professor Pierson of the Observatory at Princeton Edward Behan of the Harvard Astrophysical Union

5. How does Professor Pierson describe his view of Mars through the telescope? A red disk swimming in a blue sea. A red orb floating in a blue sea. A red disk swimming in a black sea. A red orb against a black sky.

6. After the interview, a special bulletin comes in reporting that a huge, flaming object, believed to be a meteorite, has crashed on or near a town in New Jersey. Which town? Princeton Trenton Budd Lake Grover's Mill

7. What happens to Carl Phillips at the end of his remote broadcast? He flees the scene with Professor Pierson. He returns to his New York City studio. He dies. He goes out for a stiff drink.

8. Which member of the federal government addresses the nation over the airwaves? The President of the United States The Secretary of the Interior The Secretary of Defense Eleanor Roosevelt

9. According to the commander of the bomber squadron, a Martian machine is straddling what? The Goethals Bridge The Passaic River Tenth Avenue The Pulaski Skyway

10. Where does Professor Pierson find the disabled Martian machine? Central Park near Columbus Circle Central Park near the skating rink Central Park near the Metropolitan Museum Battery Park