Brain Test 5 Level 115
Hard1m 48sBrain Test 5 Level 115 - Walkthrough & Answer
Brain Test 5 Level 115 is a five-part trait-classification set. Pull the red rectangle, blue rectangle, and red square into the shapes page to match the small square hint, drop the five dark-haired faces in for the "Put 5" step and the three blonde faces in for the "Put 3" sub-step on the faces page, drop the HP, Honda, BMW, Ford, and Mercedes wordmark logos into the brands page around the tiny Honda hint, pull the six fantasy characters into the fantasy-faces page, and finally drop the Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, and Pyramids into the landmarks page to clear the level.
Preview
Level 115
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Quick tactics for this level
Tip 01
On the shapes page, the small square inside the circle is a category hint for "four-sided shapes" rather than a strict "square only" rule, so the red rectangle and blue rectangle count alongside the red square.
Tip 02
On the faces page, the green-beret character has blonde hair visible under the hat, which is what makes the "Put 3" sub-step click into three blonde faces instead of two.
Tip 03
On the brands page, do not stop at the four car brands even though the tiny hint is a Honda logo. The hint is a category marker for wordmark logos, and HP is the missing fifth brand the page actually wants.
Step-by-step solution
On the shapes page, drag the red rectangle, the blue rectangle, and the red square up into the circle. The three four-sided shapes match the tiny square drawn inside the circle, and the white circle, purple oval, white triangle, and blue oval stay outside.
On the faces page, first drag five non-blonde faces into the circle to clear the "Put 5" step. The gray-haired man, the two black-haired women, the brown-haired man, and the dark-haired woman with the long hair are the safe picks, and the bald men, pink-haired woman, purple-haired character, red-haired woman, and three blonde faces stay outside for the moment.
After the "Put 5" step clears, drag the three blonde faces into the circle for the "Put 3" sub-step: the blonde woman on the lower-left, the blonde boy in the lower-middle, and the green-beret character whose blonde hair is visible under the hat. The page flips once the third blonde lands.
On the brands page, drag the HP, Honda, BMW, Ford, and Mercedes logos into the circle. The tiny Honda hint inside the circle is a category marker for wordmark logos, not a strict cars-only rule, and HP is the non-car fifth pick. Apple, McDonald's, Pepsi, and Starbucks stay outside because their logos are icon-based.
On the fantasy-faces page, drag the six fantasy characters into the circle: the green goblin on the right, the gray-skinned creature in the middle-left, the spiky-haired elf-like character, the dark-haired vampire-style character, the blue-haired character, and the white-haired wizard-like character. The six ordinary men and women around the edge of the lineup stay outside.
On the landmarks page, drag the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum, and the Pyramids into the circle. The Statue of Liberty, Big Ben, and the Taj Mahal stay outside, and the success page appears once the third ancient stone monument lands.
Common mistakes
Mistake 01
On the shapes page, picking only the red square because the hint is a square. The hint is a category marker for "four-sided shapes," and the red rectangle and blue rectangle have to come in alongside the red square.
Mistake 02
On the brands page, stopping at the four car brands Honda, BMW, Ford, and Mercedes because the tiny hint is a Honda logo. The "Put 5" count cannot be reached with cars alone, and HP is the missing fifth wordmark logo.
Board notes
Layout
Page 1 shows a single empty circle on the notebook with a tiny square drawn inside as the trait hint and seven shapes below it: a white circle, a red rectangle, a purple oval, a white triangle, a blue rectangle, a red square, and a blue oval. Page 2 crowds twelve cartoon faces around a fresh circle, with a small secondary card below the main prompt that previews a "Put 3 objects that share a trait into the circle" sub-step. Page 3 lays nine brand logos around a new circle with a tiny Honda logo drawn in the upper-right of the circle as the trait hint: HP, Honda, Apple, BMW, Ford, Mercedes, McDonald's, Pepsi, and Starbucks. Page 4 shows twelve character heads around the circle, mixing ordinary men and women with a clear fantasy set: a green goblin, a gray-skinned creature, a spiky-haired elf-like character, a dark-haired vampire-style character, a blue-haired character, and a white-haired wizard-like character. Page 5 lays six world landmarks around the circle: Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Colosseum, Pyramids, Big Ben or Houses of Parliament, and Taj Mahal.
Goal
Every page of the run is a trait-classification puzzle. Page 1 needs the three four-sided shapes pulled into the circle to match the small square hint. Page 2 needs five faces that share one trait for the "Put 5" main step, then three faces that share a second trait for the "Put 3" sub-step. Page 3 needs the five brands with letter or word-style logos pulled in around the tiny Honda hint. Page 4 needs the six fantasy characters pulled in. Page 5 needs the three most iconic landmarks pulled in. The whole level only clears after every page's circle has accepted its group and the notebook page indicator advances past the final page.
Opening
On the shapes page, drag the red rectangle, the blue rectangle, and the red square up into the circle so the three four-sided shapes match the small square drawn inside. On the faces page, first drag the five non-blonde faces into the main circle to clear the "Put 5" step, then drag the three blonde faces into the circle to clear the "Put 3" sub-step. On the brands page, drag the HP, Honda, BMW, Ford, and Mercedes logos into the circle so the five wordmark logos land around the tiny Honda hint, leaving Apple, McDonald's, Pepsi, and Starbucks outside. On the fantasy-faces page, drag the green goblin, the gray-skinned creature, the spiky-haired elf-like character, the dark-haired vampire-style character, the blue-haired character, and the white-haired wizard-like character into the circle. On the landmarks page, drag the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum, and the Pyramids into the circle, leaving the Statue of Liberty, Big Ben, and the Taj Mahal outside.
Danger Zone
The brands page is the cleanest trap of the level because the tiny Honda hint inside the circle tempts the player to pull in only the four car brands, but the "Put 5" count cannot be reached with cars alone, so the hint has to be read as a category marker and HP has to be added as the missing fifth wordmark logo. The shapes page has a parallel trap because the hint is a square but the matching group is the three four-sided shapes including both rectangles, not three identical squares. The landmarks page is the third trap because the Pyramids, Eiffel Tower, and Colosseum are the only three that share an ancient stone-monument silhouette, and the Statue of Liberty, Big Ben, and Taj Mahal all sit on the board as decoys with their own clear shapes.
Mechanics
Level 115 is a trait-classification gauntlet that swaps its rule set every page. The shapes page uses a drawn trait hint inside the circle that the player has to interpret as a category, the faces page chains a "Put 5" prompt to a "Put 3" sub-prompt on the same page, the brands page uses a tiny logo hint as a category marker rather than a strict "match this logo" rule, the fantasy-faces page mixes ordinary people with creatures to force a real category distinction instead of a simple visual one-out, and the landmarks page strips the hint entirely and asks the player to pick three out of six famous places. The notebook page indicator at the top of every page is the only way to tell which of the five pages is currently active.
Level 115 FAQ
Why do the red rectangle and blue rectangle count as matches in Brain Test 5 Level 115 page 1 when the hint is a square?
The tiny shape drawn inside the circle is a category hint for "four-sided shapes" rather than a strict "square only" rule. The red rectangle, blue rectangle, and red square all share four straight sides, so all three are pulled into the circle and the white circle, purple oval, white triangle, and blue oval stay outside.
Why does the brands page need HP if the tiny hint inside the circle is a Honda logo in Brain Test 5 Level 115?
The tiny Honda hint inside the circle is a category marker for "wordmark logos" rather than a strict "cars only" rule, and the "Put 5" count cannot be reached with the four car brands alone. HP is the only non-car wordmark logo, so the page actually wants HP, Honda, BMW, Ford, and Mercedes, while Apple, McDonald's, Pepsi, and Starbucks stay outside because their logos are icon-based.