What does Gertrude Stein’s term “the Lost Generation” designate – McqOptions

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1.	What does Gertrude Stein’s term “the Lost Generation” designate ?
A.	It refers to a group of talented American émigré writers who lived in Europe after World War I.
B.	It refers to the young generation whose coming of age was interrupted by World War I.
C.	It refers to English poets who sought refuge in New York City after World War I ended.
D.	Both A and B
Answer» E.

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