Brain Blow Level 90

Overview

The prompt asks you to write the word "brain". Five blank slots run across the screen, with the letters B and R already sitting in the first two, and loose letter tiles B, R, A, I, N arranged below. The target word spells B-R-A-I-N, so the opening two letters are already in place and the remaining three slots have to be filled with A, I, and N in that order.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 3

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt asking you to write the word "brain", and check the five slots above the tiles. The first slot already holds B and the second already holds R, matching the start of the target spelling.

1. Look at the loose letter tiles below: B, R, A, I, and N. The B and R duplicates correspond to the letters already placed, so the tiles you still need are A, I, and N.

1. Tap the A tile to place it in the third slot. This completes the first three letters B-R-A of the word.

1. Tap the I tile to place it in the fourth slot, giving B-R-A-I.

1. Tap the N tile to place it in the fifth and final slot. The slots now read B-R-A-I-N, the word brain, and the green checkmark appears with the completion screen confirming the spelling.

1. Match the spelled word against the slots one position at a time: slot three needs the vowel A, slot four needs the I, and slot five needs the final N. The duplicated B and R tiles below are spare copies for the letters already seated, so do not retap their closed slots. Because the tiles' left-to-right order does not match the word order, follow the spelling sequence rather than the tile layout to keep I and N from landing in reversed positions. When the completed five-letter row reads BRAIN from left to right, the checkmark confirms the spelling is correct.

Strategy & Reasoning

This level is a letter-placement spelling puzzle. The target word is named directly in the prompt, so the task is to match its letters to the slots rather than guess a hidden word. Checking the slots before tapping shows that B and R are already filled, which narrows the remaining choices to the three letters that finish BRAIN.

Reading the target aloud letter by letter keeps the order correct: B, then R, then A, then I, then N. Because the first two are locked in, only A, I, and N need selecting, and tapping them in their spelling order drops each tile into the next open slot. Mixing up I and N would leave the last two letters reversed, so following the word's sequence rather than the tiles' physical layout on screen avoids that mistake.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Fill the remaining slots in spelling order: A, then I, then N, to complete B-R-A-I-N.
• Do not retap the already placed B and R; those slots are already correct.
• If a tile lands in the wrong slot, check whether I and N have been swapped before finishing the word.