Quizzing Basics: Tests, Skills, & More

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Quizzing tests a variety of cognitive skills beyond mere memorization of facts. Key attributes of successful quizzers include strong memory retention, the ability to make connections between disparate topics, critical thinking skills, and problem-solving abilities. Good quizzers often excel in pattern recognition and lateral thinking, allowing them to draw on a broad knowledge base and apply it in different contexts. Overall, effective quizzing involves a combination of knowledge, analytical skills, and creative thinking.
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I saw some quizzes on T.V. and was wondering what does it test? What skills does a person who is good at quizzing has? Is quizzing just remembering a lot of facts or something more?
 
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I know people who are very good at quizzes, riddles and these kinds of stuff. I am looking for attributes that make people good at these things.
 
I'd say a good memory and the ability to link different topics to each other to figure out problems.
 

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