Pamela sued Driver for damages for the death of Pamela's husband Ronald, resulting from an automobile collision. At trial, Driver calls Ronald's doctor to testify that the day before his death, Ronald, in great pain, said, "It was my own fault; there's nobody to blame but me." The doctor's testimony should be admitted as 
a statement against interest. a dying declaration. a statement of Ronald's then existing state of mind. an excited utterance.
Question: Pamela sued Driver for damages for the death of Pamela's husband Ronald, resulting from an automobile collision. At trial, Driver calls Ronald's doctor to testify that the day before his death, Ronald, in great pain, said, "It was my own fault; there's nobody to blame but me." The doctor's testimony should be admitted as 
A. a statement against interest.
B. a dying declaration.
C. a statement of Ronald's then existing state of mind.
D. an excited utterance.
Answer: