Alphabetical "Voyager" - K Trivia Quiz

Answer: kathryn

Kathryn Janeway wasn't the first of her family to join Starfleet. Her father had been an admiral.

Answer: Ktarian

Naomi's father's name was Greskrendtregk. Apparently, Ktarians grow faster than humans as Naomi seemed to go from a baby to a small child within a season!

Answer: kal-toh

Harry Kim had never beaten Tuvok, but in "Endgame," Icheb was able to win, although it could be because Tuvok's mental state was deteriorating. We never really got the rules of the game, but the players would take turns arranging rods on a pile of other rods, trying to get a geometric shape to show itself.

Answer: Kim

Ensign Harry Kim was never promoted on the show. When Tom was being promoted (after having been demoted), Harry asked where his new pip was. At one point, Janeway told Harry that she thought of his differently from the other officers because he came to her 'fresh' (as he had just graduated form the Academy).

Answer: klingon

This happened in "Prophecy." A group of Klingons encountered Voyager and they blew up their ship to get closer to Torres. It turns out that B'Elanna's child is the Klingons' savior as the Doctor used cells form the baby in order to cure an inherited disease that plagues the Klingons.

Answer: Kolopak

Kolopak took his son on a trek into the Amazon in order to find the Rubber Tree People. He was upset when Chakotay decided to reject his heritage (and join Starfleet). Chakotay would come around and appreciate his heritage, and got the tattoo on his forehead to honor his father with.

Answer: Krenim

The Krenim Imperium had been fighting with the Rilnar so Annorax decided to build a timeship to wipe them from history. What Annorax didn't think about was all the different things that wouldn't have existed without the Rilnar, so he spent the rest of his life trying to 'undo' his work.

Answer: Kashyk

Kashyk was a Devoran Inspector who kept boarding Voyager looking for telepaths. When his people were inspecting the ship, he decided to start playing some classical music from the ship's database to 'calm' Voyager's crew. This was a wonderful episode that was like a game of chess between Janeway and Kashyk.

Answer: Kes

Neelix's lungs had been stolen by the Vidiians, so (after many threats from Captain Janeway) they agreed to transplant one of Kes' lungs into Neelix. Kafar was the name of the person who aided the Ferengi...er, Great Sages in "False Profits."

Answer: Kellin

"Unforgettable" - Kellin was from a secretive race that left no trace of themselves. Other species weren't able to remember them, scanners wouldn't scan them, etc. Chakotay eventually wrote down (with paper!) about his time with Kellin so he could remember. Now if only he could remember where he put that paper... ;)

Answer: Kessik IV

"Faces" - Kessik IV was a Federation colony. B'Elanna's father would leave the family and B'Elanna thought it was because he didn't like Klingons (and her).

Answer: Kovin

Seven was encouraged to try to remember what happened - and her memories of becoming a Borg got mixed in with her memories of Kovin. As even an accusation of impropriety could kill his business, Kovin tried to run from the authorities, and died before Voyager could tell him they discovered he was actually innocent.

Answer: the Killing Game

We never do see how the Hirogen did take control, Seven gives us the most information (she had been in a phaser-fight) and we learn that half the crew was locked in their quarters. Harry was forced to make the holodecks bigger and keep the ship running. And Neelix became a great Klingon warrior.

Answer: Katrine

Katrine ran the Coeur de Lion in St. Clare, France. She's also the head of the French Resistance (also known as the Maquis) in that town. After Seven 'liberated' Kathryn from Katrine, the two had to get all the other characters (holograms and Voyager crew) to work together in order to overthrow the Hirogen.

Answer: Kazon

The Kazon were, well, a bit evil. They had virtually enslaved Kes and made it their personal mission to seize Voyager because Janeway refused to share technology. Seska (a Cardassian spy posing as a Bajoran) left Voyager and tried to impregnate herself with Chakotay's DNA. Turns out the baby was Cullah's after all.