Fake news: a case study

1) Interrompre (v.):

2) à grande échelle (adj.):

3) bulletin météo (exp.):

4) fuir (v.):

5) se tortiller (v.):

6) couper le courant (exp.):

7) briller (v.):

8) faire attention (exp.):

9) bruitages (exp.):

10) décrocher un contrat (exp.):

1) The story was told on the radio in the 1930s.

True

False

2) They used sound effects to make it sound more realistic.

True

False

3) People didn't believe the story.

True

False

4) Orson Welles expected this type of reaction from American people.

True

False

5) It damaged Orson Welles' career.

True

False

b. What were the consequences of this episode?