The final three lines of a novel in this language spell out “e-n-d” after its funnel-shaped last paragraph progressively loses words and letters. The US government quarantines the passengers of a duplicated airline flight in that 2020 novel in this language, The Anomaly. Another novel in this language follows a knight’s tour through a 100-room (15[1])apartment building, frozen in time at the death of an obsessive jigsaw puzzle solver named (*) Bartlebooth. A story in this language is retold 99 times in Exercises in Style, which was written by the author of a novel in this language about a 10-year-old girl visiting her uncle Gabriel. The disappearance of Anton Vowl occurs in a novel in this language (10[1])written entirely without the letter e. (10[1])For 10 points, name this language used to write the novel A Void and others by Oulipo (“oo-lee-PO”) authors Raymond Queneau (“kuh-NO”) and Georges Perec ■END■ (0[2])