in 1953, the cia hired john mulholland. the cia paid him $1,000 (u.s.). thats about $29,000 now. mulholland was a magician. he taught the cia spies his stage tricks. this broke the magicians code of secrecy. but mulholland wanted to help his country.

mulhollands spy tricks were done in public. one action distracted a person. then, the agent slyly did something else.

mulhollands magic tricks were written in manuals. one manual told ways to pick up items. how? put something sticky on the back of a book. put the book on a paper. then the paper could be picked up.

need to sneak a cia agent somewhere? use a hidden compartment. want to say something without speaking? use shoelaces. the laces made patterns. the patterns had messages. \i have information\ was one. \follow me\ was another.

mulhollands work was part of a larger cia plan. it was called mkultra. all mkultra papers were meant to be destroyed in 1973. but mulhollands manuals were not. they were found in 2007.

question 6
which question is not answered by the article?
a. how could agents send messages without speaking?
b. when did mulholland stop working for the cia?
c. how could a book be used to pick up a paper?
d. where were mulhollands magic tricks done?

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in 1953, the cia hired john mulholland. the cia paid him $1,000 (u.s.). thats about $29,000 now. mulholland was a magician. he taught the cia spies his stage tricks. this broke the magicians code of secrecy. but mulholland wanted to help his country.

mulhollands spy tricks were done in public. one action distracted a person. then, the agent slyly did something else.

mulhollands magic tricks were written in manuals. one manual told ways to pick up items. how? put something sticky on the back of a book. put the book on a paper. then the paper could be picked up.

need to sneak a cia agent somewhere? use a hidden compartment. want to say something without speaking? use shoelaces. the laces made patterns. the patterns had messages. \i have information\ was one. \follow me\ was another.

mulhollands work was part of a larger cia plan. it was called mkultra. all mkultra papers were meant to be destroyed in 1973. but mulhollands manuals were not. they were found in 2007.

question 6
which question is not answered by the article?
a. how could agents send messages without speaking?
b. when did mulholland stop working for the cia?
c. how could a book be used to pick up a paper?
d. where were mulhollands magic tricks done?

Accepted Answer

# Brief Explanations:
- For option A: The article says "Want to say something without speaking? Use shoelaces. The laces made patterns. The patterns had messages." So it answers how agents send messages without speaking.
- For option B: The article mentions when he was hired (1953) and about MKULTRA papers being meant to be destroyed in 1973, but there's no info on when he stopped working for the CIA.
- For option C: The article states "One manual told ways to pick up items. How? Put something sticky on the back of a book. Put the book on a paper. Then the paper could be picked up." So it answers how a book could be used to pick up a paper.
- For option D: The article says "Mulholland's spy tricks were done in public." So it answers where his magic tricks (spy tricks) were done.

# Answer:
B. When did Mulholland stop working for the CIA?

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