When you organize an informational report directly, in what order should the ideas be presented?

A) Introduction/background, facts/findings, and summary
B) Introduction/background, summary, and facts/findings
C) Summary, introduction/background, and facts/findings
D) The direct strategy presents ideas in any order for maximum effectiveness and flexibility.

The direct strategy for organizing an informational report typically follows a straightforward structure: starting with an introduction or background to set the context, followed by the presentation of facts or findings, and concluding with a summary of the information presented. This order is logical and helps the reader understand the topic before diving into details and conclusions.