"Star Trek" Test [2] Trivia Quiz

Answer: Noonian Soong

Noonian Soong created both Data and Lore. Unlike Data, Lore was built with an emotion chip, which made him more diabolical than his "brother" Data. Arik Soong is related to Noonian Soong and is notable for raising some genetically augmented humans. Khan was a "superman" of 20th Century Earth who ruled roughly one-quarter of the planet at his height. Tolian Soran was the El-Aurian who wanted to return to the Nexus.

Answer: Seven

"The Old Series" episode "Amok Time" established that the Pon Farr occurs every seven years. Vulcans do not like to discuss the Pon Farr as it is a reminder of their more primitive nature. There are two ways to alleviate the Pon Farr: either mate or participate in a particular ritual combat.

Answer: Violation of General Order 7

This is established in "The Old Series" episode "The Menagerie" (which was a two-part episode). General Order 7 was a directive that forbade contact with the planet Talos IV. It is unclear, however, if the punishment for this violation remained after the 23rd Century. Interestingly, the one time that they actually could have instituted the punishment, they decided not to do so.

Answer: Terok Nor

The correct answer is Terok Nor. The station Terok Nor was renamed Deep Space Nine shortly after the Cardassians decided to withdraw from Bajor. Empok Nor was Terok Nor's sister station explored in the "Deep Space Nine" episode "Empok Nor". Rempok Nor does not exist in the "Star Trek" universe. Minas Korva is a Federation colony near the Demilitarized Zone.

Answer: Explosion of the moon Praxis

In the film "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country", the moon Praxis explodes. This event, which will devastate the Klingon economy for many years, causes the Klingons to reconsider their position on the Federation. Although an alliance between the Federation and the Klingon Empire would not occur until much later sometime after the Battle of Narendra III in 2344.

The First Khitomer Accord was signed sometime in the 2290s probably around 2294.

Answer: Samuel Clemens

He is better known by his pen-name, Mark Twain. At first, he is very suspicious, but eventually he accepts that the future is very different from the world he lives in. Amelia Earhart and Leonardo Da Vinci both appeared in the show "Star Trek: Voyager".

The former being real and the latter being a hologram. Jack London appears in the episode "Time's Arrow", but he does not go aboard the ship.

Answer: Amphibians

Originally, there were six species of Xindi. The Avians, however, died long before the events of "Star Trek: Enterprise". The Arboreals are one of the two primate races. The Aquatics are the only Xindi species that live in water. They are more visual and take longer to decide in favor of action. They are more deliberate and like to consider things carefully.

Answer: Klingons and Cardassians

The Klingons and Cardassians formed the alliance. It was named the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance and was a major power in the Mirror Universe by the time of the events of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". In the Mirror Universe, Mirror Spock instituted a number of reforms, which weakened the Terran Empire, thus allowing the formation of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance.

While Bajor was an important world in the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance in the Mirror Universe, they did not know about the wormhole, so therefore had not encountered the Dominion.

Answer: The Borg

The correct answer was the Borg against Species 8472. The crew of Voyager had discovered a way to possibly defeat Species 8472 and agreed to share it if the Borg guaranteed them safe passage through their territory. Voyager would not meet the Hirogen until they were closer to the Alpha Quadrant and, by that time, had already left Kazon space.

Answer: The Maquis

The Maquis formed because they disagreed with a treaty that the Federation signed with the Cardassians. In the treaty, a number of Federation colonies were now transferred to Cardassian control. The Cardassians would often brutalize the colonists that refused to leave in an effort to force them to leave their territory.

The True Way was a Cardassian terrorist group that viewed the Federation as a grave threat and attempted to conduct attacks against it and Bajor. The Ansata were a political separatist group that appeared in "The Next Generation" episode "The High Ground".

The Opata do not appear in the "Star Trek" canon. They are a Native American people.