Here are 5 triple stumpers from the 4-10-2018 Jeopardy! match:

STATES’ GEOGRAPHIC CENTERS ($800) In Yavapai County, 55 miles of east-southeast of Prescott

PRE-REC ($200) Different types of this device can heat your house or cool your car

HAMLET ($200) The legendary Danish hero Amleth inspired Shakespeare’s tragedy of Hamlet and the castle at Kronborg inspired this setting for nearly every scene of the play

($600) Hamlet instructs this friend “Draw thy breath in pain to tell my story” which is why a guide leads tours of Kronborg Castle as this character

WORD HISTORY ($2000) A statistical term or a synonym for ordinary, this adjective may have come from Arabic for “damaged goods”

The players got all these clues in “AP JOURNALISM”

($400) In most cases the reporter filing an AP story from the dateline location gets this credit

($800) In 2013 the AP announced this 7-letter adjective should only be applied to actions, not to people like immigrants

($1200) The AP’s standards permit it to quote this type of source only for information but not opinion or speculation

($1600) In 1972 the AP broke the story of experiments on unconsenting subjects at this Alabama institute

($2000) The AP requires fixes to a story after publication to be marked with this “C” word, not weaselisms like “clarification”

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