Brain Test 5 Level 1

Overview

The opening screen asks you to "Tap the biggest juice." Several colored juice puddles and drink cartons are spread across the notebook page, and a man watches from the side. The trick is that none of the cartons or spilled puddles is the true answer; the level leads you through a second scene where the largest source of juice is a fruit tree. The whole solution is a short two-part interaction: dismiss the misleading cartons, then pick the fruit on the tree.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt at the top of the page: "Tap the biggest juice." Look over the four colored puddles first — a small magenta blot near the upper right, a green blot on the left, a wide yellow blot on the right, and a broad blue blot in the lower left. Resist tapping the widest-looking puddle, because these spills are only decoys and tapping them does not advance the level.
2. Move your attention to the cartons shown beside the man. There are a yellow, a purple, and a green juice carton with straws, plus a crumpled magenta carton behind them. They are drawn at nearly the same size, so no single carton is meaningfully "the biggest"; this confirms the answer is not among the packaged drinks.
3. Wait for the scene to change to the green field with the apple tree. The tree stands on a grassy strip and carries four red apples among its leaves. This is the real "biggest juice" the prompt was pointing at: whole fruit contains far more juice than any small carton or spilled puddle.
4. Tap one of the red apples growing on the tree. The apples drop onto the grass, each resting in a small puddle of juice, and a green checkmark appears over the tree to confirm the level is complete.
5. If you tapped a carton or puddle by mistake, clear the prompt and return to the tree scene; the wrong choice does not lock the level or cost a retry.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level works as a misdirection puzzle. The wording "biggest juice" makes you compare the visible containers and spills by size, but the cartons are deliberately matched in height and the puddles are random blobs, so size comparison alone cannot produce a winner. That dead end tells you the intended reading is different: juice originates from fruit, and the fruit tree introduced in the later scene is the largest juice source on the board.
Alternatives fail for clear reasons. Choosing a carton ignores that all three are the same size; choosing a puddle treats a spill as a drink, which the level never rewards. The tree scene only appears after you inspect the cartons, which signals that the designers hid the true target behind the obvious objects. Once you reframe "biggest" as "most juice by source," the apple on the tree is the only defensible answer.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not judge the cartons by their straws or colors; they are all the same size, so picking the tallest-looking one wastes a tap.
• Do not tap the blue puddle just because it is the widest spill; spilled juice is a decoy, not the requested drink.
• Remember the answer lives in the second scene with the tree; if you are still looking at cartons, you have not reached the real target yet.