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Wonderlic Basic Skills Test-Form VS-2 Use the directions below to answer questions 39-42. The Torn Napkin Magic Trick 1. Before beginning the trick, crumple a paper napkin into a small ball. Hide it from view by placing it under a similar unfolded napkin. 2. Announce that you are going to tear up a paper napkin and then restore it to its original form. 3. When you lift the unfolded napkin, the crumpled ball is picked up and hidden in your hand. Conceal the ball in the crook of your fourth and fifth fingers. 4. Tear the napkin in half and in half again. Keep tearing and talking, remembering to keep the crumpled ball hidden. 5. Crumple the torn napkin into a ball and press both hands together. Roll the torn napkin into your right hand and the whole napkin in your left hand. Tell the audience you need some "magic dust" and reach into your pocket with your right hand, dropping the torn napkin. 6. Sprinkle the "dust" and grandly unfold the whole napkin. 39. How many napkins will you need to complete the magic trick? A. one B. two C. three D. four 40. While performing the magic trick, it doesn't really matter A. whether you tear the napkin two or three times. B. if the audience sees the whole napkin ball. C. when you switch the two napkins. Page 10 D. how you get rid of the torn napkin. 41. Reaching for "magic dust" is a way to A. put the torn napkin into your pocket. get the whole napkin out of your pocket. B. C. put the whole napkin into your pocket. D. get the torn napkin out of your pocket. 42. The main reason why the whole napkin is held under the fourth and fifth fingers is because A. it's easier to hold it there. B. the magician can crumple the napkin there. C. the magician can secretly slip his hand into his pocket. D. it frees the magician's other fingers. Go on to the next page