Question

Saudi Arabian women can’t vote, participate in government, drive a car, or travel without a man’s permission. In public they must keep nearly their entire body covered. Saudi restaurants and other public places have separate sections for women and men, with the women’s section usually being considerably less comfortable and attractive. Saudi Arabia systematically discriminates against women, yet the United States is the country’s biggest trading partner. What a disgrace! *

A.lighthearted
B.indignant
C.friendly

Answer 1

B. indignant

Step-by-step explanation:

This passage shows the author's extreme anger and disgust for the United States having a business partnership with Saudi Arabia, which routinely discriminates against women.

These emotions can be described as B. indignant which, according to the Oxford English Language Dictionary, means "anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment."