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Week of 10/6
1. Thomas Duncan, the Ebola patient diagnosed in Dallas, entered America from which nation?
2. Another individual diagnosed with Ebola, freelance cameraman Ashoka Mukpo, was working with which TV medical correspondent?
3. Leon Panetta, whose new book is highly critical of President Obama, spent more than 40 years in government. Which position did he not hold?
4. The official unemployment rate fell below 6% in September for the first time since what year?
5. After twelve straight weeks of gains, it is at its highest level in more than four years. What?
6. Which longtime staple of network television has come to an end?
7. The troubled Secret Service is part of which cabinet department?
8. . Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, who brutally ruled Haiti for fifteen years, died Saturday at age 63. Where die he spend the final years of his life?
9. Goddard College in Vermont invited which convicted murderer to give a commencement address Sunday?
10. Which National Football team is still undefeated after five games?


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