Brain Test 5 Level 109
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Brain Test 5 Level 109 is a three-part elderly-woman care level. On the first page use the hammer to fix the broken white bust and slide the green window panel over the torn wallpaper, on the second page pour water from the blue bottle into the pink foot basin and seat the woman so her feet land in it, and on the third page drag the yellow book from the bedside table into her hands so she reads herself to sleep.
Preview
Level 109
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Quick tactics for this level
Tip 01
Read the prompt at the top of each page before you tap anything. The hammer, the lotion bottle, and the book are each only valid on their own page.
Tip 02
The sun picture on the second page and the light switch on the third page are both tappable-looking red herrings — ignore them and use the real prop (the blue bottle, the book) instead.
Tip 03
On the first page, fixing the broken bust with the hammer is only the first half; the green window panel has to cover the wallpaper tear before the part will register as cleared.
Step-by-step solution
On "She wants to fix the place," drag the wooden hammer from the floor up onto the broken white bust on the floor and tap the broken pieces until the bust is whole. The side table and the woman are not used on this page.
Drag the green window panel off the back wall and drop it over the torn patch in the wallpaper at the top of the wall so the room looks tidy.
On "She needs some relief for her foot pain," drag the blue bottle from the small table on the right over the empty pink foot basin on the floor to fill it with water. The pink lotion tube is a decoy and should be left alone.
Drag the woman from the brown armchair over to the foot basin so her feet rest in the water. The sun picture on the wall is decoration only.
On "Help her sleep," drag the yellow book from the bedside table next to the candle into the woman's hands so she reads until she falls asleep. Tapping the light switch or the rainy window does not work.
Wait for the "Z"s to appear above the woman's head on the bed page to confirm all three parts are cleared.
Common mistakes
Mistake 01
Tapping the torn wallpaper patch on the first page before the bust is fixed — the tear will not close on its own and the part will not register until the green window panel is moved over it.
Mistake 02
Tapping the sun picture on the second page or the light switch on the third page; both are red herrings that look tappable but do nothing for the woman's care.
Board notes
Layout
Part 1 shows a yellow room with an old woman in a purple nightgown and pink hair curlers on the left, a small broken white bust on the floor in the middle, a wooden hammer on the floor, a brown side table on the right, a square green window panel on the back wall, and a torn patch in the wallpaper hanging from the top of the wall. Part 2 flips to a yellow room with the woman in a brown armchair, a framed yellow sun in a green frame on the wall, a small wooden table on the right holding a blue bottle and a pink lotion tube, and an empty pink foot basin on the floor at the lower-right. Part 3 drops to a dimmer room with the woman lying in a wooden bed under a purple blanket, a lit candle on a bedside table, a window with rain streaks on the right wall, a light switch on the wall, and a yellow book with green pages that ends up in her hands at the end.
Goal
Satisfy the woman's three needs across three pages — fix the broken bust and cover the torn wallpaper on the first page, fill the foot basin and put her feet in it on the second page, and give her the book to read so she falls asleep on the third page. The hammer, the bottle, and the book are each only valid on their own page, and the level does not clear from a tap on a red-herring interactable.
Opening
On Part 1, drag the wooden hammer from the floor up onto the broken white bust and tap the pieces until the bust is whole, then drag the green window panel off the back wall and drop it over the torn patch in the wallpaper. On Part 2, drag the blue bottle from the small table over the empty pink foot basin to fill it with water, then drag the woman from the brown armchair so her feet end up in the filled basin. On Part 3, drag the yellow book from the bedside table next to the candle into the woman's hands so she reads until she falls asleep.
Danger Zone
The cleanest trap on Part 1 is tapping the torn wallpaper patch before the bust is fixed — the tear will not close on its own and the part will not register until the green window panel is moved over it. On Part 2, tapping the sun picture on the wall or the pink lotion tube wastes a move; only the blue bottle fills the basin. On Part 3, tapping the light switch or the rainy window does not put her to sleep; only the book on the bedside table works.
Mechanics
Level 109 is a three-act domestic-care sequence where each page is a self-contained prop-swap puzzle with its own prop list and its own red herring, and the three pages share only the woman herself. The notebook page-turn between the prompts is the cue that the prop list has reset completely — the hammer, the lotion bottle, and the book are each useless on the wrong page. The recurring trick is that the obvious first interactable on each page (the wallpaper tear, the sun picture, the light switch) is a tappable-looking decoy, and the real prop is the one that physically completes the woman's situation.
Level 109 FAQ
How do I fix the broken statue in Brain Test 5 Level 109?
Drag the wooden hammer from the floor up to the broken white bust on the floor and tap the pieces until the bust is whole. After that, drag the green window panel off the back wall and drop it over the torn patch in the wallpaper at the top of the wall to clear the first page.
What helps the old woman fall asleep on the third page of Level 109?
Drag the yellow book from the bedside table next to the candle into the woman's hands. She reads herself to sleep and "Z"s appear above her head. Tapping the light switch or the rainy window does not work — only the book puts her to sleep.