It might have been a while since any of us were at a proper party, but how long since you showed off your top party trick?
Here's the some of the UK's top party tricks.
The top 40 most popular secret skills in British people
The top 40 most popular secret skills in British people
shuffling cards
1 - Shuffle a deck of cards2 - Peel an orange in one piece3 - Roll your tongue4 - Say the alphabet backwards
Shadow puppet
5 - Shadow puppetry 6 - Complex mental arithmetic 7 - Do a cartwheel 8 - Wolf whistle
handstand
9 - Do a handstand 10 - Flip a stack of coasters 11 - Fit a high number of Malteasers in your mouth 12 - 'The Robot' dance move
darts
13 - Hit the bull's eye on a dartboard 14 - Keepie-uppies with a football 15 - List historic kings and queens 16 - Bounce a penny into a glass
Juggling
17 - Juggling 18 - Balance a can on its tipping point 19 - 'The Moonwalk' dance move 20 - Draw a perfect circle
snooker
21 - Solve a Rubik's Cube 22 - Touch the tip of your nose with your big toe 23 - A snooker/pool table 'trick shot' 24 - Make a coin disappear
yoga
25 - Touch the tip of your nose with your tongue 26 - Demonstrate doubler-jointedness 27 - Bird calls 28 - 'The Worm' dance move
wiggle ears
29 - Open a champagne bottle with a knife 30 - Wiggle your ears 31 - Open a bottle with your teeth 32 - Reliably score 180 on a dart board
yoga
33 - Put your legs behind your head 34 - Guess someone's playing card 35 - Make your muscles dance 36 - Pull the tablecloth from a cluttered dinner table
splits
37 - Name all US states in alphabetical order 38 - Guess the number someone is thinking of 39 - Do the splits 40 - Light a match with your thumb
A study has found the top 40 most popular secret talents that Brits possess - but most of us are too shy to show them off.
According to a study undertaken by Matalan, millions of people in the UK have a special secret party talent that they would class as "must-see" - but most wouldn't ever dream of showing off.
Of the 2,000 people surveyed, one in ten have never revealed their secret skill to ANYONE, and only half perform them every now and then.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, a third of those polled WISHED they had more opportunities to perform their special skills.
One in four people think that every single person has a hidden talent, and one in 10 have actually entered a talent show in the past.
Surprisingly, one in six have performed their skill in exchange for money, or to win a bet.
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