You are writing an article for a local newspaper about how to fix a flat tire on your car. Your audience is composed of people who do not know the first thing about changing a tire. You want to write in a conversational tone to put your audience at ease. Which of the following is the best opening for your article?

A-When navigating your automobile, you may at some time encounter a situation that has befallen many a traveler: the event that motorists dread most.

B-Sooner or later, most motorists end up with a flat tire. Never fear! You, too, can change a flat tire; it is not difficult if you keep a few key pointers in mind.

C-As the Chinese scholar Sun Tzu said, "Be extremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate.

D-Nothing stinks more than a big ol' flat tire.