Brain Test 5 Level 90

Overview

This is a trick-question puzzle spread across two notebook pages. One page reads "What is the capital of Nunero?" with a button that says "Paris." Nunero is not a real country, so the button is a decoy. The other page reads "Clean the dog." and shows a brown dog standing on grass next to a small doghouse, with a green checkmark already present. The overall approach is to realize that the question is a trick — Nunero does not exist — and find the real answer hidden somewhere on the page.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 3

Step-by-Step Solution

1. First, read the question carefully: "What is the capital of Nunero?" Nunero is not a real country. Do not tap the "Paris" button — that is the obvious wrong answer.
2. Look at the letters scattered around the page. You can see partial letters like "N," "u," and "i." These are part of the answer. Drag the letters around to form the real capital city name.
3. Alternatively, swipe or drag the page itself. The question might be hiding the real answer underneath. Try dragging the question card up or down to reveal a hidden answer.
4. On the "Clean the dog" page, the dog is clean already (green checkmark). This page is a side puzzle — you can use water or a brush to clean a muddy dog on later rounds.
5. Once you discover the trick — that Nunero is made up and the answer is hidden in the letters or by interacting with the page — the correct answer registers and a green checkmark appears.
6. On the bear-hunting page (another round), find the hidden dog among all the bears by tapping the one that looks slightly different.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle is a trick question. Most players will tap "Paris" and get it wrong. The key insight is that Nunero is not a real country, so the answer cannot be a normal geography fact. The letters scattered on the page are the hint — they spell out the capital name, or they can be rearranged.
The optimal strategy is to not tap the obvious button. Instead, look for hidden interactivity: drag letters, swipe the page, or look for small details. The "Clean the dog" page is a separate mini-puzzle that reinforces the theme of hidden objects. The level tests whether you think laterally rather than jumping to the obvious answer.
Try dragging the "Paris" button itself off the screen — underneath it might be the real answer. Or try rotating your device or tilting the phone to reveal hidden letters. The scattered letters on the notebook holes are not random; they are placed there to be assembled into the correct city name. If you are really stuck, use a hint lightbulb — it will point you toward the hidden answer location.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not tap the "Paris" button; it is the wrong answer. Nunero is not a real country.
• Do not forget to look at the scattered letters on the page; they are part of the hidden answer.
• Do not ignore the "Clean the dog" page; it is part of this level's multi-page puzzle, not a separate level.