Trekkin' Through The Alphabet (W) Quiz

Answer: Wadi

Featured in the "DS9" episode "Move Along Home", the Wadi were discovered by the Vulcans. They were shown to have a fascination with gambling and games.

Question by reedy

Answer: Ward Room

Sisko's promotion to Captain took place in the ward room, as did the wake that was held for Captain Lisa Cusak, even though she had died some time before.

The ward room on the Enterprise-A was also where Captain Kirk's senior staff hosted Klingon Chancellor Gorkon and his aides following the explosion of Praxis.

Question by Dadddy19

Answer: Worf

Following the destruction of the Enterprise-D (as told in "Star Trek: Generations"), Worf took a leave of absence on Boreth whilst he considered his future. When the Klingons invaded Cardassia, Captain Sisko requested Worf's assistance. Sisko convinced Worf that his future remained in Starfleet and not with the Nyberrite Alliance.

Question by Daddy19.

Answer: It was the site of a battle between the Federation and the Borg.

Some of the battle was seen in the "DS9" pilot episode "Emissary" when giving Commander Sisko's background, and the aftermath of the battle was seen in the "TNG" episode "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II".

Forty Starfleet ships intercepted a Borg cube traveling to Earth and all but one of them are obliterated.

Question by reedy

Answer: Worst Case Scenario

The program was created by Tuvok and entitled "Insurrection Alpha". It was intended to be a training guide for security personnel at a time when the Starfleet and Maquis crews had not integrated and Tuvok perceived a risk of a mutiny.

Question by Daddy19

Answer: water

Water is very scarce on Ocampa and so is a highly valued commodity. Ocampa was accidentally turned into a desert planet by the Caretaker's species and it was for this reason he and his mate (who eventually left) stayed behind to care for and protect the Ocampa.

Neelix's motives for helping the crew of Voyager were really so he could rescue Kes, the Ocampa he loved.

Question by christi_dove.

Answer: Weyoun

The Vorta were genetically modified clones created to serve the Founders and who believed the Founders were gods. Weyoun's reply to the female changeling was "I live only to serve you."

The quote in this question from the last episode of the series was said when the Female Changeling revealed to Weyoun she was dying and couldn't even change into liquid form anymore.

If you choose "Wookie" as your answer, you probably were thinking of Chewbacca of "Star Wars."

[Memory Alpha, "Weyoun," http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Weyoun (as of May 26, 2011) and Memory Alpha, "Vorta," http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Vorta (as of May 26, 2011)]

Question by christi_dove

Answer: No

Wesley Crusher did not make an appearance in the 6th season of "TNG".

Wesley left the Enterprise-D in the 4th season to go to Starfleet Academy. His last appearance in that season was episode 9; "Final Mission". He subsequently made two appearance in the 5th season episodes "The Game" and "The First Duty", and then two appearances in the 7th season: "Parallels" and "Journey's End".

Question by reedy

Answer: white

Without ketracel-white the Jem'Hadar go through very painful withdrawal, become extremely violent, crazy, and die.

The Founders (Changelings) used genetic manipulation to create the Jem'Hadar to be a fanatically loyal soldier race. Ketracel-white not only was addictive but it also contained all the nutrients the Jem'Hadar needed in order to survive. This drug also contains an enzyme without which the Jem'Hadar would die.

[Memory Alpha, "Ketracel-white," http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Ketracel-white (as of May 26, 2011).]

Question by christi_dove.

Answer: Wildman

Naomi was born in 2372, which was during "Voyager's" second series. Samantha, her mother, was human, however her father was Ktarian, which explains how she was able to develop so quickly during the run of the series.

The only other child to be born on Voyager was Miral Paris, during the series finale, "Endgame".

Question by Daddy19