Here are 10 triple stumpers from the 7-24-2018 Jeopardy! match.

2-TERM CABINET OFFICERS ($800) Ezra Benson was on this church’s Council of the 12 Apostles when he served as Sec. of Agriculture 1953-1961

WRITERS OF COLONIAL AMERICA ($400) Diarist William Byrd portrayed life in this colony where he owned a large James River plantation

($1200) A pioneer of religious liberty, he wrote “The Bloody Tenent of Persecution” and founded his own colony in 1636

($1600) Mary Rowlandson wrote an account of her captivity by Native Americans during the 1676 war named for this Wampanoag “King”

NEO GEO ($400) The Spanish vice-royalty of New Granada included what we know today as this country

ENDS IN “FF” ($1,200) This dog cross breed began in England around 1860 to guard against poachers

A RATIO ($800) The number of times a bicycle’s wheels are turned by each rotation of the pedals is called this ratio

($1600) The ratio of this force to the load that produces it, as by sliding or rolling, is symbolized by the Greek letter Mu

($2000) A law of elasticity says stress is proportional to this “str” word, stretch divided by length

HORN BLOWER ($1600) Louis Armstrong gained fame on the trumpet, but he got his start playing this very similar brass instrument

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