During the 1930s,regarding radio,
A) the largest proportion of programming was devoted to news.
B) most programs were increasingly prerecorded.
C) around half of all American homes owned a radio.
D) listening was often a community experience.
E) radio sets were basically unusable in rural areas without electricity.

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During the 1930s, listening to the radio was often a community experience, with families and neighbors gathering around to tune in to their favorite programs. Choices A, B, and E are incorrect as news programming was not the largest proportion, most programs were not prerecorded, and radio sets could be powered by batteries in rural areas. Choice C is partially correct, as around half of all American homes did indeed own a radio during this time period.

During the 1930s,regarding Radio