Which theme does The Great Gatsby critique about the American Dream, and who wrote it?

Which theme does The Great Gatsby critique about the American Dream, and who wrote it?

• A. The hollowness and moral corruption of the Jazz Age pursuit of wealth; F. Scott Fitzgerald.
• B. The resilience of the American Dream; Ernest Hemingway.
• C. The dangers of Prohibition; John Steinbeck.
• D. The inevitability of social change; William Faulkner.

Answer: (A)