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This character claims that without art, “man would be a coffee-mill” that can only “Eat—grind—shit. Hunt—eat—fight—grind—saw the logs—shit.” For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this monocle-wearing character who tries to impress Gwendolen by cutting up the words of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18 and pulling them out of a hat.
ANSWER: Tristan Tzara [or Tristan Tzara; or Samuel Rosenstock or S. Samyro]
[10m] Tristan Tzara, Vladimir Lenin, and James Joyce mingle with the diplomat Henry Carr in a public library in 1917 Zurich in this 1974 comedy.
ANSWER: Travesties (by Tom Stoppard)
[10e] Tom Stoppard’s Travesties fictionalizes Joyce and Carr’s real-life attempt to stage a production of this play. Tzara and Carr are urged to take up the roles of Jack and Algernon in this Oscar Wilde play.
ANSWER: The Importance of Being Earnest
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Arizona StateUC Berkeley A001010E
British ColumbiaWinona State0101020ME
Chicago AMinnesota0101020ME
Chicago BRutgers001010E
Cornell AHarvard0101020ME
Cornell BFlorida001010E
Georgia StateUC Berkeley B001010E
Illinois AToronto C0101020ME
Illinois BIndiana001010E
LSEWaterloo A0101020ME
MITYale0101020ME
MarylandOttawa001010E
MichiganColumbia A0101020ME
NYUVirginia0101020ME
North Carolina AVanderbilt0101020ME
RITPenn State001010E
StanfordOhio State0101020ME
TexasColumbia B0101020ME
Toronto ANorth Carolina B0101020ME
Toronto BWUSTL B0101020ME
Virginia TechUCF0101020ME
WUSTL AIowa State10101030HME

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2217.27100%68%5%