Brain Test 4 level guide
Brain Test 4 Level 236 Walkthrough
Brain Test 4 Level 236 taps the three upper monkeys so the left covers its eyes, the center its ears, and the right its mouth.
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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 236 — Full Solution
- Ignore the fly-covered fourth monkey near the pond.
- Tap the upper-left monkey so both hands cover its eyes.
- Tap the center monkey on the rock so both hands cover its ears.
- Tap the upper-right monkey so both hands cover its mouth.
- Wait for the green check beneath the completed three-monkey sequence.
Colors in this level:
Green, Brown, Blue, Gray, Black, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the lower monkey because it looks different from the other three.
- Trying to drag the monkeys into another order instead of changing their poses.
- Stopping after only the eyes and ears poses are complete.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 236 (quick clues)
- Use only the three monkeys in the upper row.
- Set the poses left to right as eyes, ears, mouth.
- Do not rearrange or drag the monkeys.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three clean monkeys sit across the upper grass around a rock, while a fly-covered fourth monkey and rotten banana remain near the pond below.
- Goal
- Create the classic eyes, ears, and mouth poses across the upper row from left to right.
- Opening
- Tap the upper-left monkey first so it raises both hands over its eyes.
- Danger Zone
- The smelly lower monkey, crow, banana, pond, and rocks do not participate in the requested three-part sequence.
- Mechanics
- Tapping each upper monkey switches it into the fixed see-no-evil, hear-no-evil, or speak-no-evil pose assigned by its position.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which monkeys do I tap in Level 236?
Tap the three monkeys across the upper row, not the fly-covered monkey below.
What order should the poses have?
From left to right, the monkeys must cover their eyes, ears, and mouth.
What is the fourth monkey for?
It is a distraction that supports the joke about needing another monkey to cover its nose.