Brain Test 5 Level 25

Overview

A grid of people stands before you, and the task is to select the single person who matches two combined descriptions: wearing a red shirt and wearing an earring. The other people in the grid differ in shirt color or lack the earring, so the correct target is the one who satisfies both details at once.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the selection criteria carefully: the person must wear a red shirt and an earring. Both conditions have to be true on the same individual.
2. Scan the grid for anyone wearing red first. This narrows the field to the people in red tops and removes those in other colors from consideration.
3. Among those red-shirted people, check the ears for an earring. Most will have no earring, which rules them out even though their shirt matches.
4. Stop at the person who has the red shirt and the earring together, and tap that person to select them.
5. When the selected person matches both criteria, the checkmark appears and the level completes.
6. While scanning the red shirts, look closely at each candidate's ears rather than assuming the most central red-shirted person is the match; the earring can be small and easy to miss on a side-profile face.
7. If your first pick does not clear the level, return to the red-shirted shortlist and check the ears again instead of widening the search to other shirt colors; the correct person satisfies both features at once.
8. Take a final look at the selected person against both criteria before confirming: red shirt and an earring on the same individual, since a near-match in one detail alone will not release the checkmark.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a two-condition matching puzzle, and the common mistake is stopping at the first visible feature. A red shirt alone is not enough, because several people may share that color; an earring alone is also not enough, because people in other colors may wear one. The correct answer sits in the small overlap of the two features, so comparing candidates against both details prevents picking a near-match.
Reading the grid row by row keeps the scan orderly and avoids circling back over the same people. Once you have identified the red shirts, the earring check is quick because it focuses only on the ears of that shortlist. The level rewards a precise selection rather than a guess at a prominent face in the center, so a candidate that looks noticeable but misses one detail should be skipped. The checkmark confirms the chosen person carries both the red shirt and the earring.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Require both conditions on one person; do not select a red-shirted person with no earring or an earring in a different color.
• Narrow the grid by shirt color first, then check the ear on the shortlisted candidates.
• Scan row by row so you do not miss a candidate in the back or side of the grid.