Here are 7 triple stumpers from the 10-3-2018 Jeopardy! match.

COBRA KAI ($1000) A mark that looks like old-timey glasses on its hood gives the Indian cobra this other name

KARATE ($600) Karate black belts are awarded degrees in of this 3-letter rank, also a man’s first name

KIDS ($800) Mika, Lizzie, Sophia, Carl

BUSINESS LINGO ($800) A formal document about a stock offering, like the one Valvoline filed with the SEC Sept. 12, 2016

($1600) When 2 different products are sold as a package deal, it’s called this “B” term; software is a good example

DENTISTRY ($2000) These are generally wood for furniture & porcelain for teeth; don’t let anyone mix that up

AUTHORS’ FICTIONAL PLACES ($1,000) Gopher Prairie, Minnesota

The players got all these clues in ENDS IN “O,” except the last one:

($400) What a lovely way to spend the afternoon, relaxing in one of these
($800) Even before Salk & Sabin, Dr. Hilary Koprowski developed the first live-virus vaccine for this
($1200) In 2004 Louisiana named this dish the official state cuisine
($1600) One of the languages you can learn at duolingo.com is this universal one created in 1887
*($1000) It’s a Japanese martial art and form of fencing using bamboo swords
Kendo

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