Brain Test 5 Level 62

Overview

This is a classification-and-weight puzzle spread across three notebook pages. One page reads "Fill the blanks." and shows three vertical columns: an apple with two blank circles below it, a carrot with two blank circles below it, and an almond with one blank already filled with peanuts and one remaining blank. A garden bed at the bottom contains a pumpkin, an orange, a white flower, grapes, a purple flower, a sausage, a green apple, and a potato. Another page presents a balance scale puzzle where the left pan must be made heavier. The overall approach is to sort items from the garden into their correct food categories, then adjust the scale weight as needed.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 8

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Start with the apple column. Apples are fruits that grow on trees. Look in the garden bed for other tree fruits. The green apple clearly belongs in this category, and the orange is also a tree fruit. Drag the green apple into one blank circle and the orange into the other blank circle below the apple.
2. Move to the carrot column. Carrots are root vegetables. The potato is a root vegetable, and the pumpkin is a garden vegetable. Drag the potato and the pumpkin into the two blank circles below the carrot.
3. Finish the almond column. Almonds are nuts, and the peanut is already placed as an example. Look in the garden for another nut or seed item. Drag the matching nut-type item into the last blank circle.
4. On the scale page, observe that the scale is balanced but the left pan needs to be heavier. Drag extra weight onto the left pan. You can move the girl character over to the left side, or drag a watermelon or other heavy object onto the left pan.
5. Once every blank is correctly filled and the scale tips to the left, a green checkmark appears to confirm the level is complete.

Strategy & Reasoning

The classification page works by grouping foods into categories: orchard fruits, vegetables, and nuts. Each column already shows one example item at the top, and you must find two more items from the garden that belong in that group. The flowers and the sausage are decoys — they do not belong in any food category column.
The scale page is a simple weight-distribution puzzle. A balanced scale means both sides weigh the same. To make the left side heavier, you must add mass to the left pan. The girl is the heaviest single object available, so moving her to the left pan is the fastest solution. Alternatives like removing weight from the right pan also work, but adding to the left is more direct.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not put flowers or sausages in the food columns; they are decoys and will not register as correct fills.
• Do not mix up vegetables and fruits; carrots and potatoes go together, while apples and oranges go together.
• Do not just tap the scale; you must drag a physical object onto the left pan to change the weight balance.