Here are 5 triple stumpers from the 7-26-2018 Jeopardy! match.

ANTI UP ($600) Giant coastal cliffs typify the South Pacific’s Antipodes Islands, an outlying group belonging to this nation

($1000) If electrons ever meet these, their antimatter counterparts, the 2 “annihilate” each other, releasing a lot of energy

THE 16TH CENTURY ($2000) This admiral for whom a doomed luxury liner would later be named drove the French out of Genoa

15-LETTER WORDS ($1200) Secrecy, or a type of agreement not to disclose details publicly

($2000) The 1935, 1964 & 2018 State of the Union addresses used this word for the poor & needy

The players got all these clues in TV WITH HIGH RATINGS:

($400) For 6 straight years in the 2000s, this competition show was No. 1 for the season
($800) This 1939 wartime epic was first shown on TV in 1976 to a 47 rating for each of 2 successive nights
($1200) “Dallas” roped a drama series high with 53.3 in 1980 because everyone had to know the answer to this question
($1600) With a 60.2 rating in 1983, the finale of this sitcom is the highest-rated TV episode of all time
($2000) In 1994 the Winter Olympics scored 48.5 with its coverage of this event

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