Read the excerpt from Sojourner Truth. Which describes Truth's tone in this excerpt?

A few weeks ago I was in company with my friend Josephine S. Griffing, when the conductor of a streetcar refused to stop his car for me, although [I was] closely following Josephine and holding on to the iron rail. They dragged me a number of yards before she succeeded in stopping them. She reported the conductor to the president of the City Railway.

factual

angry

amusing

sarcastic

The excerpt from Sojourner Truth describes the 'factual' tone.

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Sojourner Truth was an African American women who was a women activists who held many campaigns for the women and campaigns for the betterment of the society. The excerpt described by Sojourner truth is definitely not amusing because nothing seems humorous in the situation.

From her words it is clear that she's not even sarcastic nor angry. She's just expressing the facts of whatever happened with her and her friend Josephine S Griffing, who was also a social activist like her.