Bonus

A folk satire in this language titled The Stamped Paper Dance was likely composed in response to the 1675 papier timbré revolt. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this language whose ballads were surveyed by Mary-Ann Constantine. This language’s minstrel tradition inspired a namesake form of lai (“leh”) whose authors included Marie de France.
ANSWER: Breton [or brezhoneg; accept Breton Ballads or Breton lais]
[10h] Constantine’s study centers on this Breton ballad form, often translated as “lament” or “complaint.” François-Marie Luzel published many of these ballads, which were contrasted with sonioù (“sohn-YOO”) love songs.
ANSWER: gwerz [or gwerzioù]
[10e] Olivier de Gourcuff’s preface to a Breton anthology praises Auguste Brizeux (“bree-ZEW”), who wrote a one-act comedy in verse about this author. This playwright perfected the alexandrine in tragedies like Andromaque (“ahn-droh-MAHK”) and Phèdre (“FED-ruh”).
ANSWER: Jean Racine (“ruh-SEEN”) [or Jean-Baptiste Racine]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Columbia AWinona State1001020ME
FloridaYale001010E
HarvardVanderbilt1001020ME
Illinois AChicago B1001020ME
Johns HopkinsVirginia Tech1001020ME
MarylandCornell A001010E
MichiganBritish Columbia1001020ME
North Carolina ALSE1001020ME
NorthwesternUCF001010E
RutgersVirginia1001020ME
StanfordGeorgia State1001020ME
Toronto ATexas1001020ME
Toronto BChicago A001010E
Toronto CNYU001010E
UC Berkeley AColumbia B1001020ME
UC Berkeley BOhio State001010E
WUSTL AIllinois B1001020ME
Waterloo AOttawa1001020ME
Waterloo BGeorgia Tech001010E

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes1916.32100%63%0%