15 Magic Tricks and Illusionists Trivia Questions and Answers

1. Question: Who is often referred to as the “father of modern magic” and was famous for his tricks in the 19th century?

2. Question: Which famous magician is known for his escape acts, particularly the “Water Torture Cell” trick?

3. Question: What is the name of the trick where a magician appears to cut a person in half and then restores them?

4. Question: Which illusionist is famous for making the Statue of Liberty “disappear” on live television?

5. Question: What is the stage name of the magician Steven Frayne, known for his street magic performances?

6. Question: What trick involves a magician seemingly levitating a small object, such as a card or coin?

7. Question: Which magician is known for his “death-defying” stunts, such as being buried alive and encased in ice?

8. Question: What is the name of the trick where a magician pulls a rabbit out of an apparently empty hat?

9. Question: Who is the British magician known for his psychological illusions and mind-reading feats?

10. Question: What is the classic magic trick where a magician catches a bullet fired from a gun?

11. Question: Which magician duo is known for their comedic approach to magic and skepticism of the supernatural?

12. Question: What is the name of the trick where a magician appears to pass a solid object, such as a coin, through another solid object, like a table?

13. Question: Which magician is known for his dramatic, large-scale illusions and has performed tricks such as walking through the Great Wall of China?

14. Question: What is the name of the trick where a magician makes a person or large object disappear and then reappear?

15. Question: Who is the magician famous for his long-running stage show in Las Vegas, which often includes animals such as tigers and lions?

1. Question: Who is often referred to as the “father of modern magic” and was famous for his tricks in the 19th century?

   – Answer: Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin

2. Question: Which famous magician is known for his escape acts, particularly the “Water Torture Cell” trick?

   – Answer: Harry Houdini

3. Question: What is the name of the trick where a magician appears to cut a person in half and then restores them?

   – Answer: Sawing a Woman in Half

4. Question: Which illusionist is famous for making the Statue of Liberty “disappear” on live television?

   – Answer: David Copperfield

5. Question: What is the stage name of the magician Steven Frayne, known for his street magic performances?

   – Answer: Dynamo

6. Question: What trick involves a magician seemingly levitating a small object, such as a card or coin?

   – Answer: Levitation

7. Question: Which magician is known for his “death-defying” stunts, such as being buried alive and encased in ice?

   – Answer: David Blaine

8. Question: What is the name of the trick where a magician pulls a rabbit out of an apparently empty hat?

   – Answer: The Rabbit from the Hat Trick

9. Question: Who is the British magician known for his psychological illusions and mind-reading feats?

   – Answer: Derren Brown

10. Question: What is the classic magic trick where a magician catches a bullet fired from a gun?

    – Answer: The Bullet Catch

11. Question: Which magician duo is known for their comedic approach to magic and skepticism of the supernatural?

    – Answer: Penn & Teller

12. Question: What is the name of the trick where a magician appears to pass a solid object, such as a coin, through another solid object, like a table?

    – Answer: Coin Penetration

13. Question: Which magician is known for his dramatic, large-scale illusions and has performed tricks such as walking through the Great Wall of China?

    – Answer: David Copperfield

14. Question: What is the name of the trick where a magician makes a person or large object disappear and then reappear?

    – Answer: The Vanishing Act

15. Question: Who is the magician famous for his long-running stage show in Las Vegas, which often includes animals such as tigers and lions?

    – Answer: Siegfried & Roy