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Quiz about Star Trek Original Series Opening Narration
Quiz about Star Trek Original Series Opening Narration

'Star Trek' Original Series Opening Narration Quiz


How well do you remember the opening narration of the original 'Star Trek'? Your mission is to fill in the blanks with the correct words. Best of luck.

by Trufflesss. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
Trufflesss
Time
3 mins
Type
Quiz #
426,045
Updated
Oct 29 26
# Qns
15
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
15 / 15
Plays
50
Last 3 plays: triviaking77 (15/15), Guest 110 (11/15), Guest 68 (15/15).
Notes:
Simply click on a word and drop it in the correct blanks.
" , the final .
These are the of the .
Its mission:
to new worlds,
to out new and new ,
to go no has gone !"
Your Options
[boldly] [Enterprise] [voyages] [strange] [before] [Space] [man] [where] [seek] [frontier] [life] [starship] [civilizations] [five-year] [explore]

Click or drag the options above to the spaces in the text.



Most Recent Scores
Today : triviaking77: 15/15
Today : Guest 110: 11/15
Today : Guest 68: 15/15
Today : lethisen250582: 15/15
Today : Guest 99: 15/15
Today : Guest 73: 13/15
Today : Guest 75: 15/15
Today : Guest 113: 0/15
Today : Guest 99: 15/15

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
Answer:

The original 'Star Trek' series aired on NBC from 1966 to 1969 for three seasons and a total of 79 episodes. Its opening narration, which was recorded in August 1966, was spoken by William Shatner as Captain James T. Kirk.

The words 'final frontier' encapsulate the universe as an exciting place, rather than a bleak void. '... the voyages of the starship Enterprise' confirms the starship as an important part of the series, rather than just a weapon. 'Its five-year mission' frames the series as a structured scientific and diplomatic exercise, rather than just aimless drifting. The rest of the narrative uses such words as 'explore', 'seek' and 'new' prioritizing discovery and curiosity over invasion. The final sentence, '... to boldly go where no man has gone before,' uses a split infinitive (to boldly go) to add emphasis, while the rest of the sentence highlights the bravery and courage of the crew.
Source: Author Trufflesss

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