* TNG: What was Geordi's prosthetic called that helped him see?
* What is the name of the small scanning devices taken on away missions?
* What is the main means of sending someone down to a planet?
* What are the small ships used to go between ships, or shore leave on planet?
* Communications are faster-than-light using this:
* Food on starships is dispensed with this device:
* Ferengi culture uses this valuable liquid as its means of currency. It is usually gold-pressed for ease of handling and sized into slips, strips, bars, and bricks.
* To call someone on a 24th-century communicator, a crewman first must do this:
* The Federation's 300-year-old technology for faster-than-light travel:
* What substance is used to channel the energies produced by matter-antimatter engines?
* LCDR Data's brain uses these subatomic particles:
* The Voyager's EMH can move outside of Sickbay thanks to a device using technology from what century?
* "Star Trek" ep 'City on the Edge of Forever': What difficult task must Kirk do in the 1930's to restore history back to normal, fixing what McCoy would've done?
* "Star Trek" ep 'All Our Yesterdays': Why can't McCoy return from planet Sarpeidon's ice age without Spock, who wants to remain with Zarabeth?
* "Star Trek: Deep Space 9" ep 'Trials and Tribble-ations': Who makes the Defiant time-travel to stardate 4523.3?
* "Star Trek: Voyager" ep 'The Year of Hell': why is Annorax so intent on destroying Voyager?
* "Star Trek: Voyager" ep 'Future's End': Who is the Starfleet captain from the 29th century who erroniously decides that Voyager must be destroyed?
* "Star Trek: First Contact": What event do the Borg hope to prevent in Earth's past?
* 'Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home': why did Scotty give 23rd-Century technology to a 20th-Century industrialist?
* "Star Trek" (the animated series) ep 'Yesteryear': what change in the 'present' required Spock to return to his past and fix what another time-traveling research team had corrupted?