Brain Test 5 Level 7

Overview

"Dig a hole to plant a tree." A brown dog stands on a gray patio in front of bushes; a shovel and a hoe lean against the wall, and a pink spray bottle sits on a round table to the left. The level walks through planting an apple seed, watering it, giving it sun, and finishing with a mature apple tree under a shining sun and a checkmark.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Ignore the shovel and hoe as the obvious tools; the level wants the dog to do the digging. Drag the dog over to the bare soil patch where the tree will eventually grow.
2. The dog digs a hole in the soil, leaving a green-edged pit with loose dirt mounds beside it, and the first checkmark appears over the prepared spot.
3. Plant the apple seed in that prepared soil. The following frame shows a row of seedlings sprouting from the ground after the seed has been placed in the hole.
4. Provide water using the pink spray bottle on the table, then bring the sun over the sapling so it can grow. The prompt "Provide water, then sun to the tree" fixes this order: water first, sunlight second.
5. The sapling grows into a full apple tree heavy with red apples, the sun shines down from above, and the final checkmark appears over the mature tree.
6. Once the hole is dug, place the apple seed directly into the prepared soil rather than on the surrounding grass; the loose dirt mounds beside the pit mark where the planting bed ends.
7. After watering and bringing the sun over the sapling, watch the seedlings rise in a row; if the plant stays dry-looking, repeat the water step before the sunlight step, since the level checks those two needs in that order.

Strategy & Reasoning

The opening visual bait is the pair of garden tools leaning on the wall, but the site answer and the digging outcome both point to the dog as the one who prepares the soil. This is the recurring Brain Test 5 pattern where a tool on display is a decoy and an animal nearby is the real instrument. Once the hole exists, the rest of the level follows a natural growing cycle that the prompts spell out in sequence.
Why the order matters: a seed cannot root before a hole is dug, and a seedling will not thrive from sunlight alone before it has been watered. Trying to put the seed on the untouched patio ground fails because there is no soil bed. Skipping the spray bottle and going straight for the sun leaves the sapling dry, just as watering after the tree has already reached for light reverses the intended two-step. The strawberry bowl and the knife on the side table remain scenery and do not feed the tree.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Drop the dog in the middle of the soil patch; the hit area for the planting spot is narrow and may miss if you release him off to the side.
• Water the seedling before you call the sun; the level checks the two needs in that fixed order.
• Do not waste moves pushing the shovel or hoe into the dirt; those tools never produce the hole the game accepts.