Test your general knowledge at weekly quiz in Cullinan
Quiz games improve a person’s thinking skills.
Ward 100 Clr Johannes Bekker started a quiz game that takes place weekly on Tuesdays at the Cullinan Premier Hotel.
Playing quiz games frequently improves a person’s information retention, decisiveness, and analytical skills.
When players have a solid ability to retain information, their ability to answer a wide range of questions improves.
A higher level of decisiveness reduces mulling and overthinking, allowing players to react faster.
Bekker said, “It promotes positive communication among residents, allowing them to gain from one another.”
These regular quiz social events help residents strengthen their language skills and learn about specialised subjects.
Quiz games help the learning process, which helps to retain information, build confidence and identify gaps in knowledge.
People feel good when they play quiz games, making them enthusiastic about playing more.
“It is important to keep our minds active and learn more about various topics, increasing our general knowledge and socialising with other residents,” Bekker.
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