"Star Trek: Generations" II Trivia Quiz

Answer: Guinan's quarters

Stellar cartography and Guinan's quarters were the new rooms introduced during this movie. We saw her quarters when Picard went to talk with Guinan to find out more information about Soran and the Nexus. This was also a rare (if not the only) time we saw Guinan without a hat on. (All those candles and Guinan's long hair...what a fire hazard!)

We've seen the Ten Forward office before during the run of the series, but never Guinan's quarters.

Answer: pre-industrial

Picard and Data were in stellar cartography trying to figure out Soran's strategy and how to stop him. When it became apparent that Soran was headed towards the Veridian system, Picard asked Data for information. Data stated that the Veridian System had two Class M worlds, one that supported a pre-industrial society with a population of 230 million.

Answer: B'Etor

The Bird of Prey was cloaked when the Enterprise arrived at Veridian III. This presented Soran with a bit of a problem, so he instructed Lursa and B'Etor to deal with them to which B'Etor stated "That is a Galaxy-Class starship, we are no match for them!" Soran's reply was to give LaForge's eyesite back. Of course, this was where Soran implanted a transmitter in LaForge's V.I.S.O.R. (V.I.S.O.R. is an acronym for Visual Instrument and Sensory Organ Replacement.)

Answer: Ktarian eggs

While in Kirk's house in the Nexus, Kirk stated to Picard, after Kirk had picked up two eggs, that they were Ktarian eggs, her (meaning Antonia's) favorite. Regova and Tasper Eggs were both native to Cardassia; Talaxian eggs were Talaxian which was a species encountered by the USS Voyager in the Delta quadrant.

Answer: ionic pulse

After the Klingons started shooting up the Enterprise, Riker asked Data if the Bird of Prey's defective plasma coil would be suseptable to some kind of ionic pulse. Data stated that sending a low-level ionic pulse would reset the plasma coil, thereby triggering the cloaking device.

This would give the Enterprise an advantage as it would mean the Bird of Prey's shields would drop. The Enterprise only had to fire one photon torpedo to destroy the Bird of Prey once their shields were down.

Answer: plasma coolant leak

The magnetic interlocks were indeed ruptured, but the final straw was when the plasma coolant began to leak. Why they didn't just eject the core? Well, that wasn't in the script!

Magnetic constrictors were not mentioned in the movie. A polaric modulator was a device that could dilute a subatomic particle stream, similar to how a carburetor dilutes gasoline with air. This was used by Tom Paris in "Star Trek: Voyager".

Answer: USS Farragut, Nebula

The last scene of the movie showed Picard and Riker rummaging through Picard's ready room, looking for the Picard Family Album. They stepped onto the bridge, had a brief conversation about the D not being the last ship to bear the name 'Enterprise' after which Picard tapped his combadge and stated "Picard to Farragut..." As the Nebula class ship departed orbit, we were able to see the name, USS Farragut and NCC-60597 on the side which matched the registery for the USS Farragut.

Answer: Butler

When Picard met up with Kirk in the Nexus at Kirk's log cabin, Kirk was chopping wood. Kirk then moved to the kitchen with Picard following. Kirk's dog, a Great Dane, showed up and Kirk exclaimed "Butler!"

Answer: dill

In Kirk's kitchen at his log cabin in the Nexus, Kirk started cooking Ktarian eggs while Picard went on about how dire the situation was. Kirk's response was "dill," which confused Picard for a moment. The dill was located on the second shelf behind the oregano.

Answer: Oberth, Miranda, Nebula

Three Federation ships came to the Enterprise's rescue, an Oberth, a Miranda, and a Nebula. The Nebula (the USS Farragut) was the one that beamed Picard and Riker up. At the very end, the three ships broke orbit and went into warp. The order was smallest to largest, Oberth, Miranda, and Nebula.