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Open the book and, holding it in your hands, invite the audience to throw five matches into it one after the other. After closing the book, ask the audience: "How many matches are in the book?"

When you answer "five", in the same place again open the book and say: "That's right!" True, this time hold the open book on top with one hand. Instead of matches falling out of the book onto the floor, which should happen, the audience will see these matches glued to the sheet. Moreover, they are folded with the number "5".

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Focus secret:

Five other matches were pre-glued with the number five on the adjacent, lower-lying sheet. The glued matches, covered from above with a clean sheet, were hidden from the eyes of the audience. Opening the book, you just quietly flipped one page up.

The matches thrown into the book turned out to be under a blank sheet, they do not fall out of the book, and the audience will see the number "five" made up of matches. It will seem that these are the same matches.

You can throw any number of matches into the book, and then show some figure made up of them.

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