Brain Test 5 Level 106

Overview

Level 106 moves between an injury-treatment round and a soccer shooting round. The first scene shows a heavyset bearded man looking uncomfortable, with a water bucket, a fish, a crab, a rolled bandage, and a hammer scattered below, and the prompt asks to fix his elbow. The second scene shows a girl in a green soccer kit standing beside a soccer ball, a goal on the left, a trampoline on the grass, and a tree to the right, with the prompt that she must score a goal. The first round matches a medical item to the injured elbow, while the second uses the available field prop to get the ball into the net.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. In the elbow round, read "Fix his elbow." Identify which part of the man is injured and look over the loose props below before choosing one.
2. Find the rolled bandage among the items. The bandage is the medical dressing suited to wrapping an injured elbow; the fish, crab, bucket, and hammer are unrelated to first aid.
3. Drag the bandage to his elbow and wrap it around the injured joint so it sits neatly over the bend of the arm.
4. Leave the hammer and bucket where they are; striking the arm or wetting it does not treat an elbow injury, and the fish and crab are scene distractions.
5. When the bandage is on the correct elbow, the green check registers and the soccer scene appears.
6. In the goal round, read "She must score a goal." Note the ball at the girl's feet, the goal mouth on the left, and the trampoline lying on the grass in the foreground.
7. Use the trampoline to add height or bounce to the shot, positioning it so the ball can rebound toward the goal. Kick or redirect the ball off the trampoline toward the net.
8. Aim away from the tree and the open grass beyond the goal. Once the ball crosses into the goal, the round clears and the level reaches its completion screen.

Strategy & Reasoning

The injury round separates medical supplies from everyday clutter. The bandage is the only object designed to cover and support a joint, so it is the clear match for the elbow. The other items are there to tempt wrong taps: a hammer looks like a fixing tool but is for striking, a bucket holds water, and the animals do not belong on an injury.

For the soccer round, the puzzle is not a normal straight kick. The goal sits off to the side and the trampoline is the prop placed on the pitch, which means the bounce pad is meant to change the ball's height or direction. Setting the trampoline between the girl and the goal lets the shot use the rebound instead of relying on a flat kick along the ground.

The rejected mark at the start of the soccer round shows that an obvious approach failed, so a direct kick without the trampoline probably does not score. Reading the goal's position and the trampoline's location first reveals the rebound route before the ball is struck.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not use the hammer or bucket on the injured arm; only the bandage treats the elbow.
• Do not wrap the bandage around the wrist, shoulder, or stomach; it belongs specifically on the elbow joint.
• Do not kick the ball straight along the ground in the soccer round; place and use the trampoline to bounce the shot toward the goal.