What genre does the novel ‘The Great Gatsby’ belong to?

A. Science Fiction
B. Mystery
C. Tragedy
D. Novel of the Jazz Age

Answer: Novel of the Jazz Age

Additional Information: 'The Great Gatsby' is considered a novel of the Jazz Age, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

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