Brain Out 2 Level 219
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A podium with 1st, 2nd and 3rd place athletes. Below are three trophies: gold, bronze, and silver. The solved frame shows the 1st-place athlete holding the gold trophy, 2nd holding silver, and 3rd holding bronze, with the message "Congratulations!".
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 3
Step-by-Step Solution
- Give gold to 1st. Drag the gold trophy to the athlete standing on the center (tallest) podium.
- Give silver to 2nd. Drag the silver trophy to the athlete on the left (second-place) podium.
- Give bronze to 3rd. Drag the bronze trophy to the athlete on the right (third-place) podium.
- Ceremony complete. Each athlete holds the correct trophy. The "Congratulations!" result appears.
Strategy & Reasoning
Match the trophy to the correct place: gold for 1st, silver for 2nd, bronze for 3rd.
The trophies are deliberately shown out of order (gold, bronze, silver) so you cannot just hand them left-to-right. You must map each medal metal to its rank: the central tallest podium is 1st and deserves gold, the left podium is 2nd and deserves silver, and the right is 3rd and deserves bronze. Assigning all three correctly completes the ceremony.
Why match medals by rank? The three trophies below are deliberately ordered gold, bronze, silver, so you cannot just hand them left-to-right. You have to map each medal to the correct podium: the tall center podium is 1st and deserves gold, the left podium is 2nd and deserves silver, and the right podium is 3rd and deserves bronze. Dragging the wrong medal to the wrong athlete fails the ceremony. The design tests whether you know the gold-silver-bronze order rather than trusting the on-screen arrangement. Assigning all three correctly triggers "Congratulations!".
The trap is the order the trophies are drawn in: gold, bronze, and silver sit along the bottom, which makes it tempting to drag them straight to the podiums from left to right. Doing that assigns bronze to second place and silver to third, which is wrong. You have to ignore the bottom order and read the podiums themselves. The tallest center podium is the champion spot and must receive gold, the shorter left platform is runner-up and gets silver, and the lowest right platform is third place and gets bronze. Only after all three metals match their ranks does the ceremony complete.
Match gold to the center podium, silver to the left, and bronze to the right, ignoring the order the trophies are drawn in along the bottom.
Dragging each trophy onto its matching podium position completes the award ceremony.
Do not read the trophies left to right along the bottom, because their drawn order deliberately mismatches the podium ranks; read the podium heights instead.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Rule: Gold goes to 1st place.
- Rule: Silver goes to 2nd place.
- Rule: Bronze goes to 3rd place.
- Tip: Do not hand the trophies in the order they appear below; match each by rank.
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