Brain Test 5 Level 73

Overview

This is a craft-and-build puzzle spread across three notebook pages. One page reads "Make a bowl." and shows a collection of objects scattered on the page: a sun, a glass of water, a hand saw, a large rock with smaller stones embedded in it, a small round wooden table, a pickaxe, a campfire, a hammer, and a banana. Another page in the level asks you to chop a tree and build a table using a saw, hammer, and nails. The overall approach is to combine the right materials and tools to fabricate the requested object — a bowl on this page and a table on another.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 5

Step-by-Step Solution

1. On the "Make a bowl" page, identify which objects are raw materials and which are tools. The large rock on the right contains clay or stone material. The campfire at the bottom left is for firing clay. The hammer in the bottom center is for shaping.
2. Use the pickaxe on the large rock to extract the clay or stone material. Drag the pickaxe over to the rock and chip away until you have a workable piece of clay.
3. Use the hammer to shape the clay into a bowl form. Drag the hammer onto the clay and pound it into a curved bowl shape.
4. Place the shaped clay bowl into the campfire to bake it. The fire hardens the clay into a finished ceramic bowl.
5. On the table-building page, use the saw to cut the tree into planks, the hammer to assemble them, and nails to hold the legs in place. Combine all three tools to construct the table.
6. Once the bowl (or table) is fully formed and fired/assembled, a green checkmark appears to confirm the level is complete.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle tests process of elimination. Each object on the page serves either as a material or as a tool. The sun, glass of water, banana, and existing table are decoys — they do not help you make a bowl. The key combination is rock (clay) + hammer (shaping) + fire (firing).
The optimal strategy is to identify the raw material first, then the shaping tool, then the finishing step. For a bowl, the material comes from the rock, you shape it with the hammer, and you fire it in the campfire. Alternatives like carving a bowl out of wood with the saw fail because there is no tree on this page — the saw is for the table-building round, not the bowl round.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not use the saw to make a bowl; there is no wood on this page, and the saw belongs to the table-building round.
• Do not forget the fire step; raw clay shaped with a hammer stays soft and will not count as a finished bowl until it is fired.
• Do not tap the banana, sun, or glass of water; they are decorative objects and do not contribute to making the bowl.