Tricky Test 2 Level 76

Overview

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 3

The screen shows the same layout as the earlier elephant level: a gray elephant in the center, a red lever on the left, and a red elephant house on the right. The prompt now reads "Hide the elephants" — note the plural. The completion hint confirms: "Both the elephants are now gone." There are two "elephants" to hide: the drawn elephant and the word "elephants" itself in the title.

Step-by-Step Solution

1. First, drag the gray elephant from the center over to the right and place it inside the red elephant house/tent. It hides inside.
2. Next, use your finger(s) to cover the word "elephants" in the instruction text at the top of the screen.
3. Both "elephants" are now hidden: the real one is in the house, and the written one is covered.
4. The level completes with the message "Both the elephants are now gone."

Strategy & Reasoning

The plural "elephants" is the clue. The game means two different things by the word: the elephant picture and the word printed in the question. In the previous level you only hid the picture; here you must also hide the text. The lever is a distraction. By dragging the elephant into its house and then covering the word "elephants" with your finger, you satisfy both interpretations. If you only drag the elephant to the house, the word "elephants" remains visible and the level will not complete.

The gray elephant has white tusks and stands in the center. The red house on the right has a yellow roof and an open doorway. Dragging the elephant into the house makes it disappear inside. The title text at the top reads "Hide the elephants." After you drag the elephant away, the word "elephants" is still visible in the sentence, so you must place a finger over it. The completion message "Both the elephants are now gone" confirms that two things had to be hidden: the image and the word. The lever on the left does nothing.

This is a two-part puzzle, and missing either half leaves the level unsolved. The first part (drag the picture elephant to the house) is the obvious move; the second part (cover the printed word) is the hidden trick. The plural "elephants" in the prompt is the hint that more than one thing is being referenced. If you drag the elephant to the house and nothing happens, remember to also cover the word. The order does not matter; you can cover the word first or drag the elephant first.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Only dragging the elephant to the house. That hides one elephant but not the word; the level stays open.
• Only covering the text. If you do not put the elephant in the house, the drawn elephant is still visible.
• Pressing the lever. The left lever does nothing.
• Covering the wrong words. Make sure you cover "elephants," not "Hide the."