| Question | Answer | Episode |
|---|
| You are forced to abandon the station, but want to ensure that everyone knows that you intend to return. What do you leave behind? | |
| A practically omnipotent being arrives on your station and tries to antagonize you for his own amusement. What do you do? Remember, you're not Picard. | |
| You need to explain the concepts of cause and effect in a linear existence to a race of non-corporeal beings with no concept of time. What do you use as an example? | |
| You serve alongside one of Starfleet's most beautiful female officers. What do you call her? | |
| They can deny you all they want, but they cannot deny the future that you created, because it is what? | |
| You've lied. You've cheated. You've bribed men to cover the crimes of other men. You are an accessory to murder. But what's the most damning thing of all? | |
| You find yourself puzzled by the inscriptions on a slab of stone, a priceless Bajoran artifact. How do you deal with this? | |
| You're frantically digging in the sand. What object led you there? | |
| Thanks to a possible predestination paradox, you bear a shocking resemblance to which historical figure? | |
| You need to settle a score with an old Vulcan classmate. What game do you play? | |
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