Brain Test 5 Level 76

Overview

This is a multi-page puzzle level spread across three notebook pages. One page presents an elevator challenge where you must get to the 4th floor by manipulating the elevator panel buttons. Another page reads "Match the same letters." and shows three dark circles connected by horizontal lines: the left circle contains a reversed (upside-down) B, the middle circle contains the number 1, and the right circle contains a reversed H. Outside letters B and A float next to the left and right edges. The overall approach is to match each outside letter to its corresponding circle by recognizing rotated characters and solving the elevator button puzzle.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 5

Step-by-Step Solution

1. On the letter-matching page, look at the left circle. It contains a reversed B shape. The letter B floats just outside to the left. Drag the B letter onto the left circle to match it. The reversed B is simply a B rotated 180 degrees, so once you place it in the circle, it registers as a match.
2. Look at the right circle. It contains a reversed H shape. The letter A floats outside to the right, but A does not match H. The H letter must be found somewhere on the page or unlocked after you match the first circle. Once you find H, drag it onto the right circle.
3. The middle circle contains the number 1. This acts as a connector or a key. After matching the left and right letters, the middle circle lights up and the line between the circles turns solid.
4. On the elevator page, look at the panel of buttons. You need to reach the 4th floor. Some buttons may be broken or hidden. Drag the panel around, or tap hidden buttons that are not visible. You may need to move the panel itself to reveal the 4th floor button behind it.
5. If a button does not respond, try dragging it, rotating it, or combining it with another element. The elevator puzzle often involves rearranging the button layout rather than simply pressing the right number.
6. Once the elevator arrives at the 4th floor and the letter matches are complete, a green checkmark appears.

Strategy & Reasoning

The letter page tests visual rotation recognition. The circles show letters upside down, and you must recognize them as B and H despite the rotation. The A on the right is a decoy — it does not match the H in the circle. The optimal strategy is to ignore the A and find the H, even if it means unlocking it after the first match.
The elevator page tests panel manipulation. The obvious solution is to press the 4 button, but it may be hidden or broken. The key insight is that the panel itself can be moved or rotated, revealing hidden buttons underneath. Alternatives like pressing random floor buttons waste your limited attempts.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not match the A to the right circle; the circle contains a reversed H, not an A. The A is a decoy.
• Do not forget that letters can be rotated; the reversed B and reversed H are just upside-down versions of normal B and H.
• Do not just press elevator buttons blindly; if the 4th floor button is not on the panel, you need to move or rearrange the panel to reveal it.