Brain Test 5 level guide

Brain Test 5 Level 25 Walkthrough

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Brain Test 5 Level 25 is a five-question visual deduction quiz. Pick the portrait matching each clue: red shirt with earring, sick person on the left, honey-loving non-barker, meat-hating upward-looker, and the workout-loving dyed-hair character.

Board Notes

Layout
Each part shows a six-option portrait grid with one written clue at the top. The options include people, animals, and stylized character faces.
Goal
Select the single portrait that satisfies every phrase in the clue.
Opening
For "wears a red shirt and an earring," choose the girl in the red shirt with the visible earring, not the similar red-shirt portraits.
Danger Zone
Many options satisfy only half the clue. You need the portrait that matches every condition at once.
Mechanics
This is a pure observation filter level. The answer changes every part, but the rule is always to combine all adjectives in the sentence.

Quick Tips for Brain Test 5 Level 25 (spoiler-free)

  • Eliminate choices that match only one condition.
  • In the animal clue, "doesn't bark and loves honey" points to the bear.
  • For the final clue, look for dyed hair plus a gym/bodybuilding cue.

How to Solve Brain Test 5 Level 25 — Full Solution

  1. Choose the red-shirt portrait that also has an earring.
  2. For "on the left and is not feeling well," tap the sick-looking portrait on the left side of the grid.
  3. For "doesn't bark and loves honey," tap the bear.
  4. For "looks up and hates meat," choose the upward-looking vegetarian/bird option.
  5. For the dyed-hair, tattoos, and working-out clue, tap the muscular dyed-hair character.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Tapping a red shirt without checking the earring.
  • Choosing a dog in the honey clue just because it is an animal.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the bear clue in Brain Test 5 Level 25?

    The clue "doesn't bark and loves honey" points to the bear because bears like honey and are not dogs.

  • How should I solve the portrait clues?

    Treat each clue as a checklist. The correct image must satisfy every phrase, not just the first obvious word.