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Homework

Homework was work assigned by a teacher to a student at a school. Such work was usually assigned to supplement classroom instruction. It was to be accomplished on the student's own time, usually at their home or residence. The instruction page would be on the computer, accessible with a PADD. Failing to complete the homework would usually result in no grade.
Homework was considered by students to be unpleasant to accomplish but necessary. While doing homework, Jake Sisko's imagination of became reality. Bokai tried to win Jake for a baseball game, but Jake refused and concentrated back on his homework. ()
In case there were no school, any person responsible for instruction could give the student homework. So aboard the , Naomi Wildman received an education from members of the crew including homework. (, et al.)
== Homework and parenting ==
In 2024, Teresa Ramirez warned her son, Ricardo, that she would not allow him to watch Rick and Morty if he did not finish his homework. ()
In 2369, Nog failed to complete an essay about ethics for a class taught by Keiko O'Brien, but he escaped serious punishment by taking advantage of the substitute teacher, her husband Miles. ()
Parents would look after their children's homework, making sure they did it, even though students were often unwilling to complete their homework. Sometimes, children would invent pretexts that did not sound very credible, such as the deletion of the instructions on the computer or that the work was stolen by Vulcans. ()
In 2370, Benjamin Sisko asked his son about his homework, when he tried to leave home to meet his friend Nog. It turned out Jake had not listened to the Klingon opera as requested of him. His father asked him then to do so, not only because of the test in school but also to appreciate Klingon culture, a skill that might be useful later in life. Yet, Benjamin Sisko had to admit he had never heard such music since he was his son's age. Eventually, he suggested that Jake invite Nog over to do their homework together, as they were in the same class. ()
Homework was not part of the way Ferengi instructed their children and Rom did not care about his son's homework. In 2369, Nog asked to be excused from a gathering of adults to do homework, which shocked them. ()
Jeffrey, the holographic child of The Doctor, was considered a model son because he always did his homework and got good grades. ()
== Subjects ==
Homework could be done in possibly any subjects the students attended at school and the exercises could take different forms:
* Keiko O'Brien's class had to listen to a Klingon opera. ()
* Nog had to write an essay about ethics on a PADD. ()
* In Ten Forward, Wesley Crusher took his PADD claiming it was his math homework. ()
== Homework as metaphor ==
Metaphorically, to have "done one's homework" referred to having taken the time to learn about a topic prior to dealing with it. (, )
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Homeworld

A homeworld, or home planet, was the planet, moon, or other celestial body from which a person or species originated. For example, Earth was the homeworld of the Human and Voth species, Andoria of the Andorians and the Aenar, and Qo'noS of the Klingons. (; ; ; )
In some cases, more than one intelligent species originated from the same planet. Examples of this were , which featured the humanoid Trill as well as the symbionts, and Xindus, home to six extant species of sentient beings. (; )
In order for a celestial body to be a homeworld, it did not have to be the site where a species evolved, but where the cultural and social origin of a certain species was localized, as was the case with the Romulans, who originated as Vulcans on the planet , but moved to Romulus thousands of years ago. ()
In the event of the sudden loss of one's homeworld, a new one would sometimes be settled. The Xindi, for example, spend more than a century searching for a new homeworld during the Great Diaspora after the destruction of Xindus in the 2030s. () This was not always the case; the El-Aurians, after losing their homeworld to the Borg, scattered across the galaxy instead. ()
In the alternate reality, survivors of the Destruction of colonized a new planet that was christened New Vulcan. ()
Thaddeus Troi-Riker, who was born and raised on starships, was fascinated with the concept of living on a homeworld, since that was something he never had. He was a very imaginative child, and he even created his own fantasy homeworld, Ardani, that he pretended he lived on. He also invented twelve languages for the various inhabitants of his fantasy world. ()
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*Home (habitat)
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Homeworld (comic)

The Enterprise accompanies Sarek to a world entering the Federation. 
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Norm Dwyer (pencil art)
** Arne Starr (inking)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Frank Kelly Freas (cover art)
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** Robert Greenberger
** Kim Yale
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; James T. Kirk : Enterprise captain.
; Spock :Enterprise exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise CMO.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise helmsman.
; Uhura : Enterprise communications officer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise navigator.
; Sarek : Father of Spock.
Honey Bare

Doctor Honey Bare was a character in the Julian Bashir, Secret Agent holoprogram. Bare was a brilliant geologist, and one of more than sixty great thinkers and artists who were kidnapped or otherwise taken to the Himalayan retreat of Dr. Hippocrates Noah in that program.
In 2372 the character of Bare temporarily assumed the physical characteristics of Jadzia Dax after her transporter pattern was stored in the holodeck following the explosion of the . This provided Julian Bashir, who was playing the role of the main character in the program, with the opportunity to "rescue" Dax within the context of the program. ()
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Hong Kong

Hong Kong was an Earth city located on the other side of the planet starting in Paris. Kowloon was an area within this city.
In Julian Bashir, Secret Agent, the title character was a British spy operating out of Hong Kong, in 1964. ()
== Background information ==
In 1964, Hong Kong was a .
According to a 21st century-era political map of Earth, Hong Kong was a Special Administrative Region in southeastern China. It was located on the South China Sea coastline. This Central Intelligence Agency map, which was seen in the remastered , was published either in or . The difference, which was not noticeable at the resolution of the image from the episode, was the addition of Kosovo, which gained its independence between the releases. The label "Hong Kong S.A.R." was not legible to the viewer.
It is possible that Hong Kong was on a 20th century-era political map of Earth used in the original "The Cage". However, due to the poor quality of the image and the inability to access the source material, this is far from certain.
Hong Kong was mentioned in an ultimately excised line of dialogue from the final draft script of , in which Uhura (whose part in the episode was eventually rewritten for John Farrell) commented that a newly discovered duplicate of Earth could detect a reply signal from the "all the way to Hongkong... or whatever they call it down there."
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Honor Bound

Continuing the all-new Klingon epic!
Honor Bound is a Star Trek: IKS Gorkon novel – the second novel in the series – written by Keith R.A. DeCandido. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:The Order of the Bat'leth: founded after Kahless' ascension to Sto-vo-kor, the Order was tasked with rooting out dishonorable behavior and spreading the word of Kahless to the Klingon people. In the subsequent millennium, the Order has become more ceremonial, but now Chancellor Martok has called the Order back to its original function – to preserve the cause of honor.
:Captain of the I.K.S. Gorkon – the newest inductee into the Order – has given his word to the Children of San-Tarah that the Klingon Empire will leave them in peace. But Klag's old rival General Talak has ordered him to go back on his word and aid Talak in conquering the San-Tarah's world. Now Klag must stand against his fellow Klingons – but will even his fellow members of the Order of the Bat'leth, not to mention his own crew, follow him into disobedience? Or will they betray him to Talak?
:The crew of the Gorkon faces its greatest trial in a glorious adventure that will be remembered in song and story throughout the Empire!
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Honor Bound!

Honor Bound 
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Kevin Ryan
* Artists: 
** Carlos Garzon (interior and cover art)
** Julianna Ferriter (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
* Editors: Robert Greenberger
== Characters ==
;Jean-Luc Picard
Honor Guard

In the mirror universe, the Honor Guard was a cadre of Terran Empire officers who served as bodyguards to the Emperor. They wore a variant of the with additional gold plating on the arms.
Emperor 's Honor Guard was led by Commander . In 2255, Captain was reluctant to discuss and 's treasonous plans with Georgiou in public, but Georgiou assured her that the Honor Guard could be trusted. The Honor Guard later apprehended Burnham after her assassination attempt on Georgiou failed. ()
Two years later, the Honor Guard were stationed on the with Georgiou when Lorca and Michael Burnham from the prime universe arrived. They were later killed by Lorca's followers during his takeover of the Charon. ()
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*Honor guard
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Honor guard

The honor guard was a special detachment of Starfleet crewmembers who provided a ceremonial welcome to visiting dignitaries and a farewell to the dead.
In 2268, the honor guard from the was summoned to the hangar deck by Pavel Chekov to greet Ambassador Sarek's party. ()
In 2269, an honor guard was summoned for the arrival of Abraham Lincoln aboard the Enterprise. ()
In 2285, an honor guard stood by while Captain Spock's body was fired into space. ()
In 2376, an honor guard stood by while Lieutenant John Kelly's body was fired into space. ()
An honor guard was seen in _____ ()
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*Honor Guard
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Honus

Honus was a Human male who lived during the late 24th century. He worked as a bartender on the , though he had a propensity for gossiping that often distracted him from his job, and caused him trouble with his manager.
In 2381, Honus told Ensigns Brad Boimler and Sam Rutherford that their fellow Ensign Beckett Mariner was actually a "specially trained secret agent" for Starfleet black ops, made into a "perfect weapon" programmed to defend herself "at all costs", and who had been responsible for the mysterious fate of the . In fact, Mariner had spread this rumor herself to avoid being hassled.
Later, after their mission to Frylon IV, Mariner told Honus that Boimler and Rutherford were "the Mugato Twins", who had fought off a dozen mugatos bare-handed, then ground up and snorted their s, which gave them strange powers. ()
Along with Westlake and Matt, Commander Jack Ransom described Honus as one of his "besties." He had a photograph of him along with the other two on his desktop monitor; which showed them hanging out in Cetacean Ops. ()
Later, he was serving in the bar as the crews of the fleet celebrated the defeat of the rogue fleet. ()
Honus was working in the bar when he was abducted by Shabarnes to be Tuvixed with Lars Lundy into Chondus. Ensigns D'Vana Tendi and T'Lyn were later able to restore him to his normal self. ()
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Hook (boxing)

A hook was a type of in boxing.
In 2366, Geordi La Forge took a left hook to the chin when Sarek's Bendii Syndrome-affected emotions spread throughout the crew. ()
In 2373, The Doctor explained that when his patience was tried, he usually replied with a "devastating quip" rather than a left hook. ()
Chakotay's lone loss as a light heavyweight was to a Nausicaan who had a mean right hook. ()
In 2376, Harry Kim was unsure who had hit him at Sullivan's Public House, and replied when Tom Paris suggested it might be the talking pig, "If it was, he had one hell of a left hook.". ()
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Horga'hn

A horga'hn was a statuette that served as a fertility symbol on Risa, and represented the Risian symbol of sexuality. It came in many sizes, from small carvings to statues to a hotel with a giant horga'hn built into it. It was believed that to own one was to call forth its powers. Displaying one publicly indicated that one was seeking jamaharon, a mysterious and pleasurable practice native to that world.
A stylized horga'hn was used as a door switch in several apartments on Risa in 2152. In addition, several cargo containers in the basement of the Risian nightclub were labeled with horga'hn symbols. ()
In 2366, Commander Riker asked Captain Picard to acquire a horga'hn for him while the captain vacationed on Risa. An employee spotted the item and got the wrong idea about Picard. This situation happened multiple times before Picard learned that Riker was setting him up to appear that he was seeking jamaharon. ()
In the false reality created by Barash, Captain Riker had a horga'hn in his quarters. ()
In 2368, Commander Riker had a horga'hn in his quarters, alongside a memory-less Ro Laren. ()
On the way to Risa, Quark gave Dax, Bashir, and Leeta each a horga'hn, but made a point of not giving one to Worf. Once there, he eagerly tested the practice by displaying two horga'hn to a pair of Risian females, explaining when asked if he sought jamaharon, "I seek whatever you've got." They replied with the traditional Risian greeting "All that is ours is yours", to which Quark replied, "I'll take it!" Worf later threw his horga'hn against a wall in anger, shattering it. ()
A massive horga'hn statue in a fountain was the central feature of a Risan district on Tulgana IV. ()
In 2380, Captain Riker and his wife Deanna Troi owned a horga'hn (possibly the one Riker owned beforehand) and another, smaller one. ()
In Naked Time, one of the holographic training drills given to the crew in 2381, was portrayed riding and spanking him with a horga'hn while both were under the influence of polywater intoxication. ()
Nandi had one aboard her vessel, the Damsel. ()
In 3191, Dr. Kovich kept a horga'hn statue on a wall of trinkets in his office. ()
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In the video game Star Trek Online, horga'hns were a central theme of the limited-time Summer Event on Risa (the Lohlunat festival), being the focal point of a periodic "Horga'hn Hunt" mini-event.
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Horn of Candor

The Horn of Candor was one of the most sacred horns of the Prime culture on K'Tuevon Prime, through which speakers were expected to only speak the truth. It was used to explain events for etching as part of a history stone-party ceremony.
In 2380, Ensigns Beckett Mariner, Sam Rutherford, D'Vana Tendi and Brad Boimler were expected to describe the heroic exploits of the in rescuing Imperium Magistrate Clar, though through a misunderstanding, they explained the events from a different angle. ()
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Hornish

The Hornish were a humanoid species from the planet , in the Alpha Quadrant, with two large s at the side of their heads and two smaller ones on their chins. 
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In the early 24th century, a Hornish was among the visitors to the Baraam space station. ()
In 3190, the Hornish lost numerous probes attempting to study the Dark Matter Anomaly. Hornish delegates were present at the Multilateral DMA Strategy Assembly. Two representatives voted for, and one against, diplomacy with Unknown Species 10-C. ()
The same year, Hornish were present at the Karma Barge on Porathia. ()
One of the Hornish delegates joined the mission beyond the galactic barrier to contact Unknown Species 10-C. ()
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Hors d'œuvre

Hors d'œuvres or appetizers were small bite-sized portions of food served with intention of whetting one's appetite for the main course. One type of hors-d'œuvre was an amuse-bouche. ()
In 2371, Neelix and Kes served hors d'œuvre on trays on the bridge. ()
In 2374, while experiencing a crisis of conscience, The Doctor mentioned not taking any of the canapés offered at Ahni Jetal's birthday party. ()
In 2376, Neelix offered to make hors d'œuvres for Tom Paris after the latter told him of his plans to christen . ()
In 2378, Seven of Nine served an appetizer of braised leeks to a hologram of Chakotay. ()
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Hose

A hose was a long tube used to spray water on crops and fires.
In 1986, an employee of the Cetacean Institute watered potted plants with a hose. Later, another hosed down the sidewalk in front of the Institute. {)
Fire hoses were among the safety equipment at Starfleet Headquarters in the alternate reality 23rd century. ()
In 2381, Lianne flirtatiously complained about being covered in raisin juice, to which Brad Boimler replied that she should spray herself with the hose. ()
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Hostage Situation

== Summary ==
A Klingon Bird-of-Prey, Khitomer's Revenge, en route to Qo'noS, docks at Deep Space 9 so that a prisoner, Mard, can receive medical attention from Dr. Bashir. Mard attempts to escape, but is stopped by Odo. The prisoner then takes Bashir hostage in sickbay. Sisko discovers that the Klingon captain, K'Leht, orchestrated the situation so that the DS9 crew would be forced to kill Mard.
== Background information ==
* This special preview issue was the second preview issue, also known as an "ashcan". The "official" name and number of this issue was "Hero Illustrated #2", but it is more commonly known simply as "Hostage Situation".
* The story was a short seven-page story that was not repeated in any other release in Malibu's DS9 run, but was later reprinted in the "Best of DS9" collection by IDW Publishing; the story was also collected in volume 37 of the Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection in .
* The stardate places this story in 2366, which is a full three years before the story of begins.
* Odo transforms into a Vulcan sehlat, a creature resistant to Klingon disruptors.
=== Creators ===
* Based on:
** Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
** created by Rick Berman & Michael Piller
* Writers:
** Mike W. Barr
* Artists: 
** Lurene Haines (painting)
** Tim Eldred (letter art)
* Editor: Tom Mason
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; Julian Bashir : Chief medical officer aboard DS9.
; Odo : Security chief aboard DS9.
; Benjamin Sisko : Commander of DS9.
; Kira Nerys : Bajoran major, second in command aboard DS9.
; Miles O'Brien : Chief of operations aboard DS9.
; Jadzia Dax : Joined Trill, science officer.
; Quark : Ferengi barkeep.
; Morn : One of Quark's best customers.
; K'Leht : Klingon captain.
; Mard : Klingon prisoner.
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Hostility

Hostility was a negative attitude towards others that could include ill will, enmity, and denigration.
Several of J'Vini's criminal charges included hostile intent. ()
In a situation where four strangers were abducted and confined to a small room, they might become suspicious of each other. There would be false accusations against one or more of them being in collaboration with the abductors, creating hostility between the strangers which could lead to violence and ending with their suspicions destroying them. ()
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Hosts/Scalpel

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** John Byrne
* Artists: 
** John Byrne (interior art)
** Lovern Kindzierski (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
* Editor:
** Chris Ryall
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
=== Cover gallery ===
* Three covers were produced – all drawn and illustrated by John Byrne.
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Hot-wiring

Hot-wiring was the act of starting a vehicle by bypassing the conventional method.
When the living construct took over the in 2384, Zero was able to regain control of the ship’s systems by using a hardware reconfiguration to bypass the software blockage. They referred to their method of manually swapping out cables as “hot-wiring.” ()
In 2401, Captain Liam Shaw hot-wired the 's nacelles, which were nearly twenty years old, in order for the ship to escape a gravity well within a nebula ()
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Hot chocolate

Hot chocolate or hot cocoa is an Earth drink typically made by mixing cocoa powder in boiling hot water or milk. It can be topped with marshmallows or Whipped cream and mainly served in the winter.
Hot cocoa was one of several beverages available on the drink dispensers on . ()
In 2365, Ensign Sonya Gomez ordered hot chocolate from a replicator in main engineering and later spilled it on Captain Picard. ()
Deanna Troi was a fan of hot chocolate, no doubt an extension of her love of chocolate. ()
In 2370, on the day after the fourth anniversary of Jennifer's death at Wolf 359, Benjamin Sisko suggested to Jake that he get a hot chocolate and talk to him about his mother. ()
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