One conclusion a reader could draw from reading the article is that unofficial slogans are sometimes more effective than official slogans. Which answer choice accurately paraphrases evidence from the article to support this conclusion? * 1 point (A) The author says that lines from marketing or songs such as "It's a Trip" and "the city that never sleeps" are more familiar to most people than official or state slogans. (B) The author says when cities adopt official slogans like "A Great American Story," they often experience less tourism than when they used older unofficial slogans. (C) The author says unofficial slogans are more likely to have colorful imagery such as "Where the Trout Leap in Main Street" that people will remember and share. (D) The author says cities with unofficial slogans like "Where the Odds Are with You" and "It's Not Our Fault" report that people are happier and live longer.