Star Trek: The Next Generation Trivia

1. L.Q. Sonny Clemmons to Data: "Why don't you come back later on and you and me will find us a couple of low mileage pick wolfies and help 'em build a memory."

From Quiz Name the "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Episode

Answer: "The Neutral Zone"

In the episode "The Neutral Zone", the Enterprise crew discover a derelict space capsule containing four humans from the 21st century who have been cryogenically frozen. Dr. Crusher discovers that each one died from medical problems and were immediately frozen after death with the hope that a cure in the future would be able to bring them back to life. The doctor is able to do just that.

From Quiz Name That Episode #27

Answer: When The Bough Breaks

After Wesley and the other children are abducted from the Enterprise by the aging Aldeans, he is given permission to consult with the ancient computer that the Aldeans call 'The Custodian'. As part of his test runs, he asks 'The Custodian' to show him the current locations of some of the kids, which results in the video monitor displaying the kids working on whatever hobby or science project they're being encouraged by their new alien 'parents' to become good at. But the always-clever acting ensign uses 'The Custodian' to his advantage, eventually asking him a series of questions that are instrumental in plotting his and the children's escape from the planet.

From Quiz Name That Episode #21

Answer: A Matter Of Perspective

Perhaps symbolically serving as a preview to the different 'perspectives' that will be witnessed during the murder simulation, the opening scene shows Picard, plus a plainclothes ensign and a lieutenant, painting a portrait of an unnamed woman who is posing nude for them in Ten Forward. Data is there also, examining and analyzing each artist's personal interpretation, but he goes a little too far with the highly technical conclusions he draws up for Picard's work.

From Quiz Name That Episode #20

Answer: Datalore

'The Crystalline Entity'--the giant snowflake-looking, space-faring lifeform made its debut in this episode and was the alien that is depicted in the hand-made drawings (presumably from a child's point-of-view) found by the away team on the walls inside the secret laboratory where Data and Lore were originally manufactured. That lab was discovered to be hidden behind an artificial rock face (according to the sensor readings from Geordi's VISOR) down on the current wasteland of a planet where Data was originally retrieved by the Human colonists.

From Quiz Lost In The Line Of Duty

Answer: Lieutenant Junior Grade Van Mayter

This event happens in the season 4 episode 'In Theory'. 'In Theory' was directed by main cast member Patrick Stewart.

From Quiz "Star Trek: TNG" - the Best "Star Trek" Series!

Answer: DeForest Kelley

DeForest Kelley had a quick cameo reprising his iconic role as Leonard McCoy, however he was ranked as an Admiral. When he was escorted to the shuttle by Data, he stated to him "I don't see any points on your ears, boy... but you sound like a Vulcan!" Data replied "No, sir. I am an android." McCoy turned away and grumbled to himself "Almost as bad."

From Quiz Name That Episode #2

Answer: Masks

This one's a little tricky! The alien artifact, which has downloaded its library into the Enterprise's computer, has already begun gradually transforming the ship into an environment similar to its origins when Geordi and Worf are in engineering, attempting to ready a photon torpedo after a few modifications. When Geordi realizes that the torpedo isn't responding to controls, he opens up a hatch, only to be startled that there are a nest of snakes crawling around inside (yikes!). In "I, Borg", there was nobody on the ship analyzing a weapon in engineering; the only thing being 'analyzed' in this episode was 'Hugh', the Borg drone itself, by Geordi and Dr. Crusher while inside the science lab. In "Phantasms", it is in fact discovered that the organisms infesting the ship were attracted to the Enterprise's new warp core, preventing the ship from being able to engage warp speed. However, this discovery isn't made until the very end of the episode--AFTER Geordi and Picard are able to use Data to rid the creatures by interpreting the android's dreams on the holodeck. By that time, everything onboard the Enterprise was already back to normal. In "New Ground", the new soliton wave is the only technology in this episode being studied and analyzed, and there are no living lifeforms found inside of it while the experiment is being conducted.

From Quiz Name That Episode #1

Answer: Timescape

After Picard, Troi and Data have beamed back onto the Enterprise, which has been frozen in time due to the temporal anomalies permeating the region, they all enter engineering, where they discover that a warp core breach is slowly in progress. When Picard walks over to the warp core, which is venting plasma, he beings laughing his head off, seeing an image of a smiley face within the plasma gas. The captain proceeds to laugh before getting riled up in a state of panic, a scan of his body revealing later that he was suffering from a form of temporal psychosis at that moment in engineering. In "The Naked Now", even though I would say the crew was making plenty of smiley faces at each other, the result of the intoxicating 'disease' having impaired their judgement and causing most of them to become romantically flirty, there are no artificial images of smiley faces seen anywhere on the Enterprise. In "The Game", the crew was making plenty of smiley faces again, this time the result of the device, which was brought onboard by Riker from Risa, giving everyone extreme pleasure. But also again, no artificial images of smiley faces are seen anywhere on the ship in this episode either, and the same holds true for the seventh-season episode "Genesis".

From Quiz "Star Trek: TNG" Scenes from Season 5

Answer: "Ensign Ro"

Ro Laren is a Bajoran Starfleet officer, who once disobeyed orders and was convicted for the deaths of eight other officers as a result of that disobedience. She is brought on the Enterprise to help in a crisis involving her people. However Ro is still seen as a traitor by other Starfleet officers, and receives harsh treatment from everyone. Which is too bad, because she has a very important secret to reveal, and no one to reveal it to.

From Quiz "Star Trek: TNG" Scenes from Season 4

Answer: "Remember Me"

In this episode, Dr. Crusher's world is rapidly becoming depopulated, with a growing number of people simply disappearing off the Enterprise. Unfortunately, no one else seems to notice; In fact, no one except the doctor believes that the missing people ever existed. Eventually she is left all alone, with only the Enterprise computer to help her try to rationalize and solve this terrifying situation.

From Quiz "Star Trek: TNG" Scenes from Season 3

Answer: "The Enemy"

While exploring the wreck of a Romulan vessel on a harsh planet inside Federation space, Geordi gets lost and falls into a deep pit. Due to the inhospitable conditions, the away team must abandon him there for a while - but he unfortunately runs into one of the Romulan survivors while trying to get back to the transport site.

From Quiz "Star Trek: TNG" Scenes from Season 2

Answer: "Samaritan Snare"

This episode has two main plots, which are almost entirely separate, and surprisingly the most interesting of the two is the one without any action in it. Picard must go to a nearby starbase to have his artificial heart replaced, and decides to share a shuttle with Wesley Crusher, who is going there to get tested for Starfleet Academy. They have some very interesting discussions along the way there.

From Quiz "Star Trek: TNG" Scenes from Season 1

Answer: "Heart of Glory"

The two prisoners are Klingon officers who had gone AWOL in order to pursue a life of "honorable" combat. One of the pieces for the weapon was taken from the boot of their dead comrade. They use the weapon to escape the brig, though only one of them makes it out alive.

From Quiz Play It Again Data

Answer: Peak Performance

Data loses to Kolrami, a Zakdorn strategist, which causes Data to believe he is malfunctioning. Data later beats him in a rematch after changing his tactics.

From Quiz "Star Trek: The Next Generation"

Answer: two

In "Justice" Wesley unknowingly breaks a law while on an away team to seek a planet for shore leave. He was sentenced to death by the people of the planet. In "When the Bough Breaks" Wesley and the other kids from the Enterprise are taken against their will from people that can't have kids.

From Quiz Are You Smarter Than a "Star Trek: TNG" Fan?

Answer: Riker Omega 3

Riker's command code is said many times throughout the series. Pi alpha is Picard's command code.

From Quiz "Star Trek: TNG" TV Series

Answer: Professor Moriarty

Data took an interest in Sherlock Holmes in the earlier episode, "Lonely Among Us."

From Quiz Look Who's Talking Now -- Troi

Answer: Worf

"Night Terrors" - The crew of the Enterprise is threatened by panic and hallucinations. Troi enters Worf's quarter in time to stop him from committing suicide.

From Quiz Food of the Future

Answer: Mint

Worf: "It is a cellular peptide cake... with mint frosting. Would you like a bite?"

From Quiz Enterprise Extra: Read All About It!

Answer: Q

Captain Picard was seen in bed with Q twice in the series: once in "Tapestry", where Q replaced Marta Batanides, and also in "Qpid", where he replaced Vash.

From Quiz More "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Miscellany

Answer: "Hide and Q"

It was interesting when I first saw this episode that Troi wasn't anywhere to be seen, and even in the captain's log, Picard mentions that she is off-ship. In "Relics", she wasn't in the episode until the last scene, and in "Face of the Enemy" she was not herself, but she was in the episode playing her character that was masquerading as a Romulan Tal Shiar agent.

From Quiz The Sounds of Music in "The Next Generation"

Answer: Mozart

Data performs as the violin soloist at the Mozart recital prepared especially for the ambassador's visit in "Sarek".

From Quiz Fun with Ferengi

Answer: Dr. Reyga

Dr. Reyga was perhaps the only really respectable Ferengi to appear on "The Next Generation."

From Quiz Fractured 'Star Trek' Characters ('TNG')

Answer: Jean-Luc Picard

Mon Capitain. An engaging, English-sounding Frenchman. Insists on having everything just 'so'. Played by Patrick Stewart. 'Sacre bleu! Who stepped on my ship?'

This is category 2513
Last Updated Dec 21 2024 5:45 AM

= Top 5% Rated Quiz, Top 10% Rated Quiz, Top 20% Rated Quiz, A Well Rated Quiz
= added recently, = Editor's Pick = FunTrivia Editor = Gold Member
Teachers / educators: FunTrivia welcomes the use of our website and quizzes in the classroom as a teaching aid or for preparing and testing students. See our education section. Our quizzes are printable and may be used as question sheets by k-12 teachers, parents, and home schoolers.

 ·  All questions, answers, and quiz content on this website is copyright FunTrivia, Inc and may not be reproduced without permission. Any images from TV shows and movies are copyright their studios, and are being used under "fair use" for commentary and education.