Here are 8 triple stumpers from the 5-9-2018 Jeopardy! match.

IN THE STATE MUSEUM ($800) Napoleon’s death mask

PRONOUN TEST ($600) It can mean “each” or “one or the other”

($1000) Let’s not argue about whether it’s OK to use this 5-letter relative pronoun instead of “that” in a restrictive clause

DISNEY FACTS ($800) Disney’s CEO since 2005, he’s brought Pixar, Lucasfilm & Marvel into the Mouse House

LET’S KNOT ($600) Buntline & clove are versions of this type of knot, also a word for a period of military service

($1000) The rabbit comes out of the hole, goes around the tree, then back down the hole is the mnemonic for tying this classic knot used in sailing & rescue work

HI, MOM! ($800) John Dickerson of this daily CBS A.M. program is the son of Nancy, the first reporter to speak to JFK after his inauguration

($1200) Laura Dern is seen here with her Mom, this fellow Oscar-nominated actress

The players got all these clues in CLASS OF 1918:

($400) After graduating from the Hunan Normal School in 1918, this future leader took a great leap forward to Beijing

($800) In 1918 Margaret Mitchell left this type of school named for bringing society girls’ education to completion

($1200) Witchcraft came after graduation from St. Louis’ Central High for Agnes Moorehead, Endora on this sitcom

($1600) 1918 was a big year for this woman: she graduated from Lanier High in Alabama & met F. Scott Fitzgerald at a dance

($2000) This future composer was far from “The Common Man” when he graduated from Boys’ H.S. in Brooklyn in 1918

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