Here are 5 triple stumpers from the 5-14-2018 Jeopardy! match.

LIFE SCIENCE MILESTONES ($1200) In 1910 Peyton Rous got an order of Chicken Sarcoma & found that viruses can cause this disease

($1600) Meaning having few teeth, this scientific adjective is used of sloths & armadillos

10-LETTER WORDS ($2000) The leather shorts seen here are perfect for a trip up the Alps

SUPER CONDUCTORS ($1600) Ex-La Scala boss Riccardo Muti is a primo interpreter of the operas of this Italian rival & contemporary of Wagner

($2000) Seen here as a young maestro, he announced that in 2019 he’ll retire after 50 years leading the Israel Philharmonic

The players got all these clues in “SMALL COUNTRIES”

($400) Monte-Carlo is one of the 4 quartiers of this French-speaking country on the Mediterranean

($800) Malta was home to the Knights Hospitallers & you’ll see this symbol of theirs on the tails of Air Malta planes

($1200) This Alpine nation is less than 20 miles long but has the longest one-word name in English

($1600) Malawi’s leading crop is this one, once the leading crop of North Carolina

($2000) More than 30 islands make up this Arab island nation in the Persian Gulf

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