Star Trek Trivia Quiz # 33
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'Star Trek' Terms: Letter A - What sort of drink did Lwaxana Troi offer to make Daimon Tog in 'Menage a Troi'?
The correct answer is 'Arcturian Fizz'
It was supposed to 'have pleasure-enhancing qualities,' but we never saw the drink because Daimon Tog's officer interrupted and convinced the Daimon to let him study Lwaxana instead.
Star Trek Question 2
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country - This film marks the final (so far) film appearance of Chekov.
The correct answer is 'False'
Nope, he, Kirk and Scotty all return for Star Trek: Generations. I'll have a trivia game for it soon, too!
Star Trek Question 3
"Star Trek: Voyager" - "Lineage" - Who does Tom ask to look over the Doctor's revised genetic analysis?
The correct answer is 'Icheb'
Earlier in the series it was determined that Icheb's people had extensive knowledge of genetics and that Icheb also possessed this gift.
Star Trek Question 4
'Star Trek' Terms: Letter J - Romulan way of saying 'goodbye' as heard in 'Unification.'
The correct answer is 'Jolan true'
Star Trek Question 5
Sports, Games, and Leisure on "Star Trek" Series - At which sport was Jadzia Dax (Terry Farrell) highly accomplished?
The correct answer is 'wrestling'
Jadzia's interest in wrestling was mentioned several times, perhaps most prominently in the second season episode "Playing God."
Star Trek Question 6
"Star Trek" - Cast Résumés - This "TNG" cast member was in the 1997 Robin Williams comedy "Flubber".
The correct answer is 'Wil Wheaton'
Wil Wheaton (Wesley Crusher) played the part of Bennett Hoenicker in this comedy.
Star Trek Question 7
"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," Season One - In "Babel," most of the station's staff is stricken with a virus that causes them to suffer from aphasia, a brain dysfunction rendering language skills inoperable. Which statement about this episode is TRUE?
The correct answer is 'Chief Miles O'Brien (Colm Meaney) is the first person to contract the virus; Kira is the last.'
The virus is contracted by, in order, O'Brien, Jadzia Dax, Jake Sisko, Dr. Julian Bashir, Commander Sisko, and Major Kira. Only Quark and Odo are immune.
Star Trek Question 8
Test Your 'Star Trek' Knowledge. - Where does Odo believe that he is from?
The correct answer is 'Gamma Quadrant'
Star Trek Question 9
Guest Actors' First Roles on "Star Trek" - Suzie Plakson
The correct answer is 'Dr. Selar'
Although Suzie Plakson was perhaps best known for her portrayal of K'Ehlyr in "The Emissary" and "Reunion", she played Dr. Selar first in "The Schizoid Man". Kim Cattrell played Valeris in "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country".
Star Trek Question 10
"Star Trek": Time Travel Episodes - The most unique case of time travel occurred in the “Next Generation” episode “Yesterday’s Enterprise”. The writers took two recurring elements from the “Star Trek” world, time travel and alternate realities, and combined them into a fascinating what if scenario. In the episode, Guinan’s decision that Tasha needed to be told of her alternate future led to her joining the Enterprise-C crew on their journey back to the past.
The correct answer is 'False'
It was actually Tasha who realized that Guinan was holding something back about her and insisted she be told about what happened to her in the actual reality. When she learned about how she’d suffered a meaningless death, it convinced her that she needed to go with the Enterprise-C to give her death some value. The irony is that while she no doubt helped them in their battle with the Romulans, she ended up being captured, and her half Romulan daughter Sela would end up working against the Federation, so she actually caused yet another alternate reality.