Which of the following statements about using stories in informative messages is true?

A) They help people to remember information but not understand it.
B) They are time consuming and should be avoided.
C) They are usually detailed and one to two pages long.
D) They enable people to put facts in context.
E) They are fiction but not narratives.

Informative Messages

Communications intended to provide news, data, or knowledge without an underlying persuasive or sales-oriented motive.

Stories

Stories are narratives designed to engage and entertain the audience, often with a structured plot, characters, and a moral or entertainment value.

Facts in Context

Presenting or understanding information or data within its relevant situation, environment, or circumstances to ensure accurate comprehension.