Here are 4 triple stumpers from the 10-12-2018 Jeopardy! match.

SCULPTURE ($2000) The blue beastie seen here by Jeff Koons has this simple 2-word title

3-SYLLABLE WORDS ($800) From the Latin for “seed plot”, it’s a conference or college course to learn about a narrow subject

“TIME” FOR A TUNE ($1600) in 2017 Jon Bellion hit the Top 20 with this downer

MODERN HEALTH ($800) Chronic bending of the spine to look at a phone can cause the painful syndrome known as “text” this; to help treat & prevent it, stand up with your back flat against a wall & perform the “snow angel” exercise

Alex Trebek seemed rather surprised when Ryan and Alan knew these clues:

C & C ALLITERATION FACTORY ($600) When you see cc a co-worker on an e-mail, “cc” is short for this, representing bygone technology

3-SYLLABLE WORDS ($1600) A square & an equilateral triangle are examples of regular these

The players got all these clues in LIBROS EN ESPANOL:

($200) “Perdida” by Gillian Flynn
($400) “El principito”, originally a French fable
($600) By E.M Forster, “Una habitación con vistas”
($800) “Cincuenta sombras liberadas”, the third in a series
($1000) “Por quien doblan las campanas” set in Spain

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