Brain Test 5 Level 83

Overview

This is a soccer-goal puzzle spread across three notebook pages. The page reads "She must score a goal." and shows a girl in a green soccer uniform standing with a soccer ball at her feet. A boy in a red shirt stands directly in front of her, blocking her path to the goal. A goalkeeper in a white shirt stands in the goal net, and a water bottle sits on the grass to the right. The overall approach is to clear the blocking boy out of the way so she can kick the ball past the goalkeeper and into the net.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. First, identify the immediate obstacle: the boy in the red shirt is standing between the girl and the goal. He is blocking her kicking lane. Drag him out of the way — move him to the side or off the field entirely.
2. Look at the water bottle on the right side of the grass. It could be used as a distraction: throw it toward the goalkeeper to make him move, or use it to add some unexpected element to the shot.
3. Once the blocking boy is moved, the girl has a clear line to the goal. Tap the soccer ball or tap the girl to take the shot. She will kick the ball toward the goal.
4. If the goalkeeper still saves the shot, try curving the ball or using the water bottle to distract him mid-save. You can also adjust the angle of the kick by tapping a different part of the ball.
5. When the ball goes past the goalkeeper and into the net, a green checkmark appears to confirm she scored the goal.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle is about removing obstacles. The boy in red is the primary blocker — without moving him, she cannot even get a clean shot. The goalkeeper is the secondary challenge, but once the ball is kicked with a clear lane, he may not be able to save it.
The optimal strategy is to first move the blocking boy, then take the shot. The water bottle is a bonus tool — you do not need it for the basic solution, but it can help if the goalkeeper is too good. Alternatives like kicking the ball while the boy is still in front fail because he blocks the ball. The level tests whether you notice the extra player blocking the shot before worrying about the goalkeeper.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not take the shot with the boy still standing in front of her; the ball will hit him and bounce back.
• Do not forget the water bottle can be used as a distraction; if the goalkeeper saves the shot, throw the bottle at him first.
• Do not tap the goalkeeper directly; he is not moveable. You must get the ball past him, not move him.