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Star Trek: The Next Generation Quiz

40 questions about Picard, Data and seven seasons aboard the Enterprise-D.

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About this quiz & what to expect

Settle in for 40 original multiple-choice questions. Covers all seven television seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987–1994), including All Good Things. The feature films, Picard and other later series are excluded. Spoilers throughout. See your score for each round and read every answer explanation for free. Passport members can save progress across devices. Your basic result is free; an optional US$2 study report organises your misses and suggests what to revisit.

Unofficial fan trivia, not affiliated with or endorsed by the franchise owners. Names identify the works being discussed. Your score is a game result.

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Questions are original. Consult the works named above and these guides for context. Report a disputed answer to [email protected].

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Can I see the answers?

Yes. Every correct answer and a short explanation appears after the round.

Can I challenge a friend?

Yes. Share your challenge link after finishing. The friend score is self-reported by the shared link, not a verified leaderboard.

Which version does this cover?

Covers all seven television seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987–1994), including All Good Things. The feature films, Picard and other later series are excluded. Spoilers throughout.

Is this official?

No. These are original questions from The Quiz Bar, with original illustrations and no franchise endorsement.

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