A) Misdirection B) Teleportation C) Supernatural Powers D) Hypnosis
A) To locate a specific card B) To impress the audience C) To maintain card order D) To thoroughly randomize the cards
A) A type of playing card B) Holding a card secretly in the hand C) Showing all cards to the audience D) Dealing a card face down
A) Secretly dropping an object into your lap B) A type of knot C) Polishing a magic prop D) Applying glue to an object
A) Telescope B) Coins C) Cards D) Ropes
A) Deluxe Unloading B) Digital Utility C) Double Undercut D) Direct Upload
A) To make someone choose a specific card B) To predict a card C) To shuffle the cards vigorously D) To throw the cards forcefully
A) Buying a magic trick B) Secretly taking an object C) Performing an act of thievery D) Publicly showing an object
A) Expensive props B) A magic wand C) Natural talent D) Practice
A) Performing the trick very slowly B) Looking directly at the secret move C) Telling the audience the secret D) Diverting the audience's attention
A) Cleaning a coin B) Transferring a coin from one hand to the other visibly C) Producing a coin D) Vanishing a coin
A) Calculating the odds of drawing a certain card B) A method of card shuffling C) Showing a specific number of cards while concealing one D) A way to deal cards quickly
A) Ignoring the audience B) Rushing through the trick C) Drinking alcohol D) Practice and preparation
A) A one-handed card cut B) A way to damage a deck of cards C) A special type of scissors used in magic D) A type of card game
A) To distract the spectators so you can cheat. B) To control the spectator's focus C) To make the audience feel uncomfortable. D) To tell the audience what to think.
A) A deck missing cards B) A trick deck with altered cards C) A normal deck of cards D) A particularly old deck of cards
A) Shuffling the top cards B) Revealing the top card C) Throwing a card on top of the deck D) Secretly switching the top card of a deck
A) To secretly hold small objects B) To improve your grip C) To make your thumb look longer D) To protect your thumb
A) A way to destroy a card B) Forcing someone to leave the performance C) A very aggressive card trick D) A card force where you offer a card at a certain point
A) Presentation isn't important B) To make the trick faster C) To create an engaging and believable illusion D) To distract from poor technique
A) Covering the props with a cloth B) Hiding a sleight from the audience C) Giving up a secret D) Selling out to a magician
A) The cards become completely transparent. B) The deck disappears completely. C) The spectator names a card, and it is the only reversed card in the deck. D) The cards rearrange themselves magically.
A) Making a lot of money B) Showing off your skills C) Entertaining them D) Fooling them
A) Resetting the trick for the next performance B) Getting rid of evidence of the method C) Cleaning the props after the performance D) Telling the audience the secret
A) A type of card game B) A type of card stock C) A card sharp D) A subtle bend in a card
A) How loudly you speak B) Whether you believe in magic C) How you hold the cards D) The persona you adopt during the performance
A) Breaking the ice with the audience B) Showing off card handling skills C) Controlling a card to the top or bottom D) Thoroughly randomizing the cards
A) A fancy way to shuffle the cards B) A way to make cards levitate C) A fast way to deal cards D) Sliding the second card instead of the top card
A) Blame the audience B) Acknowledge it gracefully and move on C) Pretend it didn't happen D) Get angry and stop performing
A) Get paid a lot of money B) Be serious C) Don't get caught D) Have fun! |