If the person you are with has good general knowledge, ask the question first, if they can’t answer, then give the answer options.

You can stretch this activity further by introducing some reminiscing about the quiz topics.

If you have different abilities in the group always ask the participants not to answer until all the answer options are read out. That will give everyone a chance to give their opinion, not just the fast thinkers.

Quizzes don’t have to be competitive, the main objective is to have fun. But, if you want to be more serious about it, make teams of equal ability and have a quiz competition.

The objective is inclusive, active participation where nobody feels silly for getting it wrong.

Early to middle-stage memory care/dementia.

Stress that it is not a competition, encourage guessing of the answer even if they don’t know it.

You can also just give two of the three options if you want to make it easier.