Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''The Enterprise Incident''
In which Kirk and Spock engage in a little sabotage!
Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.
Journey to the stars each weekday with a chronological quiz testing your knowledge of each episode in order. Let's see how long we can all keep the streak going!
It's up to you to keep track of your score, and we work on the honor system here in the United Federation of Planets. Missed a quiz? Just click here, and you'll have the chance to catch up!
This quiz is about Season 3, Episode 2: "The Enterprise Incident." See which details you recall, and which you might need a little refresher on. Good luck, have fun, and be sure to share your score (cumulative or otherwise) in the comment section below!
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The Enterprise is surrounded by...
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What's the name of the Romulan Sub-Commander who orders the Enterprise to surrender?
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The Romulans believe Kirk entered their space to steal a...
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Which member of the Enterprise crew cannot be coerced into speaking?
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Who responds to the Romulans from the bridge, saying he'll only accept orders from Captain James T. Kirk?
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It is revealed that Spock has been serving in Starfleet for how many years?
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Kirk is declared dead after being hit with what appears to be a...
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Who aboard the Enterprise mans the sensors to find Spock?
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Which of these is exercised?
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Who says... ""Just don't put me inside a bulkhead."?
Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''The Enterprise Incident''
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Fine with me, the Klingon design was far superior.
"Highly Interesting" episode.
One of my favorites.
Wonder what T'pring would say if she knew her man was putting the moves on another woman. 🤔
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The writer, D.C. Fontana, was influenced by the Pueblo incident (hence the title). BTW, the Pueblo is still in North Korea on display at the Victorious War Museum. It's still a commissioned ship of the Navy, the second-oldest (behind "Old Ironsides").
Romulan commander Joanne Linville was also in “The Passersby”, an under appreciated episode of The Twilight Zone and one of my favorites
Talk about keeping it in the family!
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