Here are 4 triple stumpers from the 7-11-2019 Jeopardy! match.

“HOME” ENTERTAINMENT ($1000) In 2019 Solange released this album that was full of nostalgia for her native Houston

RUSSIAN LITERATURE ($400) As this Chekhov play ends, trees on the Ranevskaya estate are being cut down to build a housing development

($1200) His imprisonment & subsequent exile to Siberia led to the writing of “The House of the Dead”

5-SYLLABLE WORDS ($2000) A wondrous change, specifically, Jesus’ appearance in glory observed each August 6

And here’s 4 more from the ON SECOND THOUGHT category:

($200) This type of updated work is from Latin to “see again”
($600) In a verb meaning to edit or censor, this writing tool follows both “blue” & “red”
($800) In Hollywood-speak, better take one more of these at that script of yours or you’ll get one of these, a “no” from a studio
($1000) These 2 similar words have similar meanings; the one starting “A” can mean to make any change; the “E” is to change a text

ANSWERS: show

The players got all these clues in NO. 1 HITS OF THE ’80s:

($400) Not being much of a friend in 1981, Rick Springfield wished that he had this guy’s girl
($800) It completes Billy Ocean’s 1988 title request &/or demand, “Get Outta My Dreams…”
($1200) He’s seen here in 1982, around the time of his first No. 1 hit
($1600) Lipps, Inc. sang, “Well, I talk about it, talk about it, talk about it, talk about it… won’t you take me to” this title place
($2000) In ’82, there was no denying it: “Oh”, this guy, “You’re so fine, you’re so fine, you blow my mind, hey” this guy! “Hey,” this guy!

ANSWERS: show

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