Star Trek TOS Test

[Luminous]

https://www.idrlabs.com/star-trek-tos/test.php

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Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy​

A self-styled country doctor, Leonard McCoy is the quintessential humanist who puts the morale and health of the Enterprise’s crew above all else. A long-time confidant of Captain Kirk, “Bones” is never shy about sharing his perspectives and reservations with his captain. Usually at odds with the ship’s unemotional Science Officer Mr. Spock, McCoy’s heartfelt convictions and smooth understanding of emotion serve as a necessary counterweight to Spock’s hard logic. Indeed, McCoy and Spock often act as opposing counterweights to sway Kirk’s opinion when life and death decisions are at stake. An old-fashioned physician, McCoy can sometimes be skeptical of technology as he believes more in the power of the human spirit to cure most ills. Despite a sometimes grumpy disposition, McCoy can also lay on the charm when the occasion arises – especially if there’s an attractive member of the opposite sex involved.

 

[Totenkindly]

Mr. Spock​

Half human, half Vulcan, Spock serves as Captain Kirk’s impartial right-hand man and the ship’s primary Science Officer. Outwardly devoted to logic and reason, the green-blooded Spock constantly struggles with human emotions on the inside – impulses which at times interfere with his objectivity. Undyingly loyal to his captain, Spock is at the same time faithfully obedient to Starfleet regulations – deliberations which Kirk sometimes flaunts. The two men share an amiable friendship reflective of the deep bond of trust they have built between them. Despite (or perhaps because of) his seemingly heartless practicality, Spock is so well-respected that he is one of the few crew members Kirk is willing to defer judgment to. Spock’s mind has been diligently trained over the years to become almost like a computer, able to perform complex mathematical equations “in the background” while engaged with other tasks.

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[Paisley]

 

[Kaneda]

 

[Coriolis]

 

[Kingu Kurimuzon]

they spelled Chekov wrong

 

[Coriolis]

they spelled Chekov wrong

So does everyone, here at least. Properly it is Чехов, though the customary transliteration is Chekhov. Keep in mind the same system starts the name Tchaikovsky with a T, even though the first letter in Russian is the same. Perhaps we should be writing Tchekhov?

 

[Kingu Kurimuzon]

So does everyone, here at least. Properly it is Чехов, though the customary transliteration is Chekhov. Keep in mind the same system starts the name Tchaikovsky with a T, even though the first letter in Russian is the same. Perhaps we should be writing Tchekhov?

Maybe, but I'm assuming an in-universe explanation that by the 23rd century, Chekov's family had probably adopted the spelling used in TOS. Surnames evolve over time, so no reason the spelling in TOS couldn't be a common variant in 2 to 3 centuries.

 

[Kingu Kurimuzon]

I got Spockhura...Uspocka...Uhurock..... I don't know anymore

Star Trek TOS Test​

Results:​

 

[Coriolis]

Maybe, but I'm assuming an in-universe explanation that by the 23rd century, Chekov's family had probably adopted the spelling used in TOS. Surnames evolve over time, so no reason the spelling in TOS couldn't be a common variant in 2 to 3 centuries.

So you think they won't be speaking Russian any more? "Checov", "Chekov", and "Chekhov" (and "Tchekhov", for that matter) are all simply ways to represent a Russian word in Latin characters. The character Chekhov always had a (granted, really bad) Russian accent, so presumably his family was still Russian-speaking. His presence was part of the effort to demonstrate that, by the 23rd century, humans had (hopefully) overcome their national and cultural differences to work together in an organization like Starfleet, and explore the universe.

 

[Morpeko]

Your closest match was Captain James T. Kirk.

The youngest starship captain in Starfleet’s history, Kirk advanced so rapidly by using any means necessary in his quest (in part, he reprogrammed a combat training simulation rigged to be unwinnable). A cunning and determined tactician, Kirk is a man of action, incapable of accepting the possibility of defeat. He places nothing above the prestige of his vessel, the USS Enterprise, except for the safety of his crew, who would loyally follow him to the end of the world. Equal parts brawler, philosopher, and ladies man, Kirk’s demeanor switches from casual and charming to steely and stern in the blink of an eye. His skills as an interstellar diplomat are nearly on par with his reputation as a fierce warrior and fearsome adversary. Kirk has become a living legend and, indeed, has never met a situation he couldn’t overcome.

 

[Kingu Kurimuzon]

So you think they won't be speaking Russian any more? "Checov", "Chekov", and "Chekhov" (and "Tchekhov", for that matter) are all simply ways to represent a Russian word in Latin characters. The character Chekhov always had a (granted, really bad) Russian accent, so presumably his family was still Russian-speaking. His presence was part of the effort to demonstrate that, by the 23rd century, humans had (hopefully) overcome their national and cultural differences to work together in an organization like Starfleet, and explore the universe.

No, they will, but since everyone uses universal translators, it doesn’t matter.

 

[EcK]

That test would be much funnier if everyone got some red shirt with 2 min screen time who dies horribly (or even offscreen) in such and such episode.
« Brendon x, he trusted Spock. Perished following orders (and eaten by a giant spider). Like you, Brendon was dependable, and a team player »

 

[yeghor]

Mr. Montgomery “Scotty” Scott​

As the affable Chief Engineer and resident “miracle worker” onboard the Enterprise, Scotty is often left in command of the vessel when its captain and first officer are away. Beloved for his jovial nature and respected for his technical prowess and impressive feats of ingenuity, Scotty is responsible for keeping the sophisticated, warp-speed-capable starship in prime condition at all times.

Scotty’s out-of-the-box thinking has saved both ship and crew on countless occasions – usually at the last minute and after loud complaints that the engines are going to implode at any second! At the end of the day, Kirk and the rest of the crew know, however, that no matter what circumstances they find themselves in, the dependable and ingenious Scotty will always come through for them and save the day.