Question

Answer the following about unique West African restaurant genres, for 10 points each.
[10e] Dibiteries, suya joints, and household fourneaux (“foor-NO”) in Senegambia all cook meat with this fuel that is heavily trafficked from Somalia. Ghanaian kilns burn wood to make this fuel’s briquettes for barbecue.
ANSWER: charcoal [prompt on biomass; prompt on black carbon or C or char; reject “coal” or “coke” or “biochar”]
[10m] Patrons face away from the road at this country’s cheap tourne-dos lunch joints, which may serve poulet DG (“poo-LAY day-zhee”). Youth speak an English–French–Pidgin hybrid in this country, which is named for a Portuguese word for prawns.
ANSWER: Cameroon [or Kamerun; or Republic of Cameroon or République du Cameroun] (“DG” stands for Directeur Général. Sailors like Fernão Gomes called the Wouri River the “Rio dos Camarões.” The language is Camfranglais.)
[10h] This suburb of Abidjan hosts many open-air restaurants and dance bars called maquis (“mah-KEE”). It titles a series of bandes dessinés by Marguerite Abouet about the teenage Aya’s social life during the Ivorian miracle.
ANSWER: Yop City [or Yopougon; accept Aya of Yop City, Aya: Life in Yop City, Aya: Love in Yop City, or Aya de Yopougon]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Arizona StateDuke100010
Chicago APurdue1010020
Chicago BTexas1010020
Chicago DVanderbilt100010
Claremont CollegesColumbia B1010020
Cornell AColumbia A100010
HarvardBerkeley B1010020
IllinoisBerkeley A1010020
IndianaWUSTL A10101030
Iowa StateBrown100010
KentuckyChicago C1010020
Minnesota BSouth Carolina100010
NYUGeorgia Tech1010020
North Carolina AMinnesota A1010020
North Carolina BMcGill1010020
NorthwesternMichigan100010
OttawaFlorida100010
PennToronto B1010020
RutgersVirginia100010
Toronto AJohns Hopkins100010
Truman StateCornell B1010020
WUSTL BYale B100010
WaterlooStanford1010020
Yale AMaryland100010

Summary

TournamentEditionExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2024 ACF Nationals04/21/2024Y2415.83100%54%4%