Brain Test 4 level guide
Brain Test 4 Level 9 Walkthrough
Brain Test 4 Level 9 hides its largest carrot beneath the lower-left grass tuft. Pull up both green tufts to expose the buried candidates, then tap the enormous carrot rather than any of the four visible decoys.
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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 9 — Full Solution
- Leave the four visible carrots around the girl untouched.
- Drag the upper-right grass tuft upward to expose its hidden upright carrot.
- Pull the lower-left grass tuft straight up from the field.
- Wait for the enormous orange carrot beneath that patch to become fully visible.
- Tap the giant lower-left carrot to trigger the green check.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Selecting the largest carrot visible at the start.
- Stopping after uncovering only the upper-right carrot.
- Tapping the grass instead of dragging it upward from the soil.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 9 (spoiler-free)
- Search the grass rather than choosing an exposed carrot.
- Pull both tufts so the hidden sizes can be compared.
- The lower-left patch hides the giant carrot.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A black-haired girl stands in a green field with four exposed orange carrots. Grass tufts at upper right and lower left conceal two more carrots underground.
- Goal
- Reveal the hidden roots and select the enormous carrot beneath the lower-left tuft.
- Opening
- Pull the upper-right tuft upward, then uncover the lower-left patch before making the size comparison.
- Danger Zone
- The four exposed carrots are decoys, and the upright carrot under the upper-right tuft is still smaller than the lower-left reveal.
- Mechanics
- Draggable green tops look like grass until they are pulled upward with their buried carrots attached.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the biggest carrot in Brain Test 4 Level 9?
It is buried beneath the small grass tuft at the lower-left side of the field.
Are any of the four visible carrots correct?
No. They are decoys; the winning carrot must be pulled out from under the grass.
Why uncover the upper-right tuft too?
It reveals another hidden carrot and confirms that the much larger lower-left root is the correct choice.