"Star Trek: Voyager' - "11:59" Quiz

Answer: Great Wall of China

He asks her who built it. She replied "The Chinese." So then he asked why it was built. So she replied "Why does anybody build a wall? To keep people out." Neelix then went on to talk about the Great Wall. He knew all this because he and Paris had been trying to stump each other with trivia from each other's planets.

Answer: Millennium Gate

Janeway had been led to believe that the entire town had been against her ancestor. Although she was still working for the space program, she'd become an entrepreneur, the governor of Indiana brought her in on the project, according to Janeway's Aunt Martha.

Answer: World's Largest Ball of String

The ball of string was the size of a Volkswagen.

Answer: Ferengi

They collected massive amounts of data in order to make some sort of nostalgic gift. Janeway then asked for the image to be downloaded so she could frame it.

Answer: Canton

The residents of Portage Creek were very upset because Janeway's bookstore was the only business which hadn't agreed to sell its land to the Millennium Gate company.

Answer: Consulting Engineer

She hadn't made the cut to become an astronaut. When the man who offered her the job told her that one of the people she trained with was going to be on a mission to the space station, Shannon remarked that it wasn't bad for a girl who was afraid of confined spaces.

Answer: Matrix of Doom

He got vaporized on level six. Shannon suggested he try lanching a player before entering the steel fortress.

Answer: Glorified shopping mall

Henry was the only holdout - if he sold, the project would go through. If he didn't, the little town would not get the economic boom that the project would bring it. Even Jason, Henry's son, wanted the project to go through - Jason believed that his father was too rooted in the past and liked the idea that he would get a new school.

Answer: Paris

He opened up a book that had a picture of a Parisien street and set it on a table in the bookstore. Henry knew the maitre d' so he was able to get the couple a table.

Answer: Paris

Paris knew all of the Mars projects from the 1970s on and he didn't recall any O'Donnells working on any of them. Paris' ancestor "flew the first orbitral glider over the lower Martian plateau."

Answer: "Tom London is having trouble navigating through a nebula."

She also said "And Captain Chakotay is doing just fine." After finding out that her ancestor wasn't who she had been told, Kathryn was wondering how history would remember them.

Answer: Wall Street

She also talks about the Vulcans describing first contact with a "savagely illogical race," while "the Bolians expressed dismay at the low quality of human plumbing."

Answer: Chocolate chip cookies

When she would get back onto the highway, Shannon would always buy chocolate chip cookies to treat herself. However, this time the chookies didn't taste so good - she kept thinking about Henry and how she wished he was there. However, Henry prefers oatmeal cookies - he's allergic to chocolate.

Answer: But maybe we could get unstuck in the present.

When she convinced Henry to close his shop, Henry asked if she could promise not to drive off again. Shannon replied that she couldn't promise that, but if she did drive off, they'd make the trip together.

Answer: April 22nd

"I think he's on to something, Captain. An evening of reflection in honor of those who came before us" is what Chakotay thought about it. "Uncle Jack would approve" was Kim's response (Uncle Jack was the man who Kim told his acnestor story about). And "it got me out from under a warp conduit - I'm all for it" is what B'Elanna thought.

As Kathryn decided she didn't want Shannon's photo in her ready room, Seven replied that "her life captured your imagination, historical details are irrelevant." Janeway replied that without being inspired by Shannon O'Donnell, "I would of never got you stuck in the Delta Quadrant."