Brain Test 5 Level 57

Overview

This is a food-matching puzzle spread across three notebook pages. The page reads "Feed all of the lizards." and shows five chameleons peeking in from the edges of the page — red, purple, and blue on the left side, and green and yellow on the right side. In the center, a variety of foods and objects are scattered: a cherry, a spider, a beetle, a black bug, a fly, a worm, a leaf, and a smooth rock. Each chameleon prefers a specific type of food, and you must drag the correct food from the center to its matching lizard. The layout changes each round with new lizard colors and new foods. The overall approach is to test each food against each lizard and learn the correct pairings.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 15

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Start by dragging each food item from the center toward the lizards one at a time. The first food you try will either be accepted by a lizard (it eats it happily) or rejected (a red X appears over the lizard's head). Pay close attention to which lizard accepts which food.
2. Match the obvious pairs first. The fly naturally goes to the lizard that likes flying insects. The worm goes to the lizard that prefers crawling prey. The cherry or leaf goes to the lizard that eats plants. Work through each food systematically.
3. If a red X appears, you have paired the wrong food with the wrong lizard. The food bounces back to the center, and you can try it on a different lizard. There is no penalty beyond the red X marker at the top of the page.
4. Once a food is accepted, the lizard disappears or shows a happy expression, confirming the pair is correct. Move on to the next unmatched food.
5. When every lizard has received its correct food, a green checkmark appears in the center of the page. The next round loads automatically with a new set of lizards and foods. Complete all three rounds to finish the level.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle is essentially a trial-and-error matching game with five lizards and eight objects — though not all eight objects are edible; some are decoys like the rock. The rock should never be given to any lizard because none of them eat rocks. The decoy objects are there to test whether you can distinguish food from non-food.
The optimal strategy is to start with the most obvious pairings and work outward. Insect-eating lizards will accept the fly, spider, beetle, and worm. Fruit-eating lizards will accept the cherry and the leaf. If you try the rock on any lizard, it will reject it every time. Alternatives like feeding multiple foods at once or tapping lizards do not work — you must drag and drop each food individually. Remember that the pairing layout is different on each round, so you cannot memorize positions; you must re-test every food every time.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not feed the rock to any lizard; it is a decoy object and will always produce a red X.
• Do not assume all lizards eat the same thing; each color has its own preference, and getting one wrong costs you an attempt.
• Do not rush the drag; make sure you release the food directly on the lizard's mouth, not just near it, or it will not register.