A Direct-Order Message

A direct-order message

A) prepares the reader to receive an emotionally-charged message.
B) offers the writer the flexibility to compose a message that is open to numerous interpretations.
C) allows the writer to begin with the key point and get to the objective without delay.
D) allows the writer to create a general message that is not adapted to suit a specific audience.
E) allows the writer to present simple information in a complex manner.