How do I save the man from the cliff in Brain Test 5 Level 20?

Look for a rescue prop at the cliff edge — a branch, rope, or the man's raised hand may be draggable. Drag it toward the man or upward to pull him to safety.

How do I get rid of the bees without killing them in Brain Test 5 Level 20?

Use smoke — light the fireplace or a candle in the scene and drag the smoke toward the bees. Smoke is the traditional beekeeping method for calming and moving bees. Swatting or spraying will fail because the prompt requires a non-lethal approach.

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Brain Test 5 Level 20 Walkthrough

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Brain Test 5 Level 20 has four independent parts — rescue a cliff-hanging man, tidy a woman's messy hair, give the near-sighted man the right glasses, then use smoke to drive bees out of the living room without harming them.

Board Notes

Layout: Level 20 opens at night with a man clinging to the edge of a cliff under a crescent moon. Four progress circles at the top indicate four sub-puzzles. The prompt reads "Save the man!"
Goal: Four completely independent scenarios run in sequence. Part 1 rescues the cliff man. Part 2 grooms a messy-haired woman. Part 3 corrects a man's vision at a doctor's office. Part 4 removes bees from a living room without killing them.
Opening: Part 1 — find the rescue prop (branch, rope, or the man's raised hand) near the cliff edge and drag it to pull him to safety. Part 2 ("Tidy her up") — use the comb or scissors that appears to fix the woman's hair. Part 3 ("Fix his eyes") — choose the correct pair of glasses from the options shown and give them to the man. Part 4 ("Get rid of the bees without killing them") — use smoke from the fireplace or a candle to gently drive the bees out; drag the smoke source toward the swarm.
Danger Zone: In Part 1, the nighttime scene can obscure rescue props — look carefully at the cliff edge for anything draggable. In Part 4, swatting or spraying the bees triggers a fail state because the prompt explicitly says "without killing them." Smoke is the only valid approach.
Mechanics: Level 20 introduces the "constraint" prompt variant — Part 4 restricts the acceptable solution category (no killing). This requires players to read the full prompt text, not just scan for obvious props. The smoke approach mirrors real-world beekeeping practice.

Quick Tips for Brain Test 5 Level 20 (spoiler-free)

In Part 1, scan the cliff edge carefully at night. The rescue item is easy to miss in the dark background.
In Part 3, try each pair of glasses until the green checkmark appears. The correct pair is the one that matches the eye chart or prescription visible in the scene.
In Part 4, the prompt says "without killing them" — do not swat or spray. Use the fireplace or candle to produce smoke and aim it toward the bees.

How to Solve Brain Test 5 Level 20 — Full Solution

Part 1 — "Save the man!": find the rescue prop near the cliff edge (a branch, rope, or extended hand) and drag it to pull the man up to safety.
Part 2 — "Tidy her up": a woman with messy hair appears. Drag the comb or scissors that appears and use it to tidy her hair.
Part 3 — "Fix his eyes": multiple pairs of glasses are shown near a man at an eye exam. Drag or tap the correct glasses onto the man.
Part 4 — "Get rid of the bees without killing them": bees are in the living room. Light or use the fireplace or candle to create smoke, then drag the smoke toward the bees to drive them out.
The bees leave peacefully. The level ends.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Swatting or spraying the bees in Part 4 — the "without killing them" constraint explicitly rules out any violent approach.
Trying the wrong glasses repeatedly in Part 3 without reading the prescription cue in the scene.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I save the man from the cliff in Brain Test 5 Level 20?
Look for a rescue prop at the cliff edge — a branch, rope, or the man's raised hand may be draggable. Drag it toward the man or upward to pull him to safety.
How do I get rid of the bees without killing them in Brain Test 5 Level 20?
Use smoke — light the fireplace or a candle in the scene and drag the smoke toward the bees. Smoke is the traditional beekeeping method for calming and moving bees. Swatting or spraying will fail because the prompt requires a non-lethal approach.