Brain Test 5 Level 74

Overview

This is a water-rescue puzzle spread across three notebook pages. The page reads "Save her from drowning!" and shows a girl in a pink dress standing in flood water up to her chest, looking panicked. A large green tree stands on the left, and a house with its front door hanging open is on the right. A hand saw floats in the water near the girl, and a hammer rests on the door. The overall approach is to use the tree as a bridge or the door as a raft to reach the girl and pull her to safety.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. First, identify the available tools. The saw floating in the water can be used to cut down the tree on the left. The hammer on the door and the door itself are also potential tools.
2. Drag the saw over to the tree. Chop the tree down so it falls horizontally across the flood water. The trunk becomes a natural bridge that you can walk across to reach the girl.
3. Alternatively, drag the door off the house and use it as a makeshift raft. Float it over to the girl so she can climb on and float to safety.
4. Once you have a bridge or raft in place, guide the girl toward safety. She will walk or float across once the path is clear.
5. If she is still in the water after one attempt, check that the tree fell all the way across or that the door is positioned close enough for her to reach. Adjust and try again.
6. When the girl is safely on dry ground, a green checkmark appears to confirm the level is complete.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle is about improvising rescue tools from the environment. The girl cannot swim or climb out on her own, and the water is too deep to just walk through. The tree is the most obvious resource — it is tall enough to span the distance from the grass to where the girl is standing.
The optimal strategy is to use the saw on the tree. Chopping the tree down creates a bridge in one move. Alternatives like trying to pull the girl directly or throwing the hammer do not work — there is no long rope or pole. The door is a backup option if the tree does not span far enough. The level tests whether you can think of the tree as potential building material rather than just scenery.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not try to pull the girl out directly; she is too far away and the water is too deep. You need a bridge or raft first.
• Do not forget the saw is floating in the water; you must pick it up before you can chop the tree.
• Do not leave the door on the house; it can be removed and used as a flotation device if the tree bridge is not enough.