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Who is the representative figure of the "Jazz Age" ?

Correct answer: B. F. Scott Fitzgerald

  • A. Sherwood Anderson
  • B. F. Scott Fitzgerald
  • C. Saul Bellow
  • D. Wallace Stevens

Explanation

F. Scott Fitzgerald is widely regarded as the representative writer of the Jazz Age because his fiction portrays its wealth, parties, disillusionment, and changing social values. The period is also called the Roaring Twenties.

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