Brain Test 5 level guide
Brain Test 5 Level 40 Walkthrough
Brain Test 5 Level 40 is a five-question riddle quiz. Answer Clock, Towel, Fire, Rain, and Chess for the clues about hands, drying, air, falling, and black-and-white 32.
Board Notes
- Layout
- Level 40 is a five-screen text riddle quiz. Every screen keeps the same format: one short clue at the top and four yellow answer buttons stacked vertically underneath.
- Goal
- Solve each clue by choosing the object that matches the wording, not the most visually familiar or literal-looking option in the list.
- Opening
- The first clue says "Has hands, but no arms?" The answer is Clock because clock hands exist without human arms. Octopus is the trap answer because it has limbs but not "hands" in the riddle sense.
- Danger Zone
- The decoys are close enough to sound plausible: Sponge competes with Towel for the drying clue, Wind competes with Fire for the air clue, and Domino competes with Chess for black-and-white imagery.
- Mechanics
- The level is a pure wording test. There are no hidden drags or object combinations; the trick is recognizing the standard riddle meaning behind each clue.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 5 Level 40 (spoiler-free)
- Hands without arms means Clock.
- Gets wetter as it dries means Towel.
- Black and white 32 points to Chess.
How to Solve Brain Test 5 Level 40 — Full Solution
- Tap Clock for "Has hands, but no arms?"
- Tap Towel for "Gets wetter as it dries?"
- Tap Fire for "Has no lungs, but needs air?"
- Tap Rain for "Comes down, never goes up?"
- Tap Chess for "Black and white 32."
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Choosing Octopus for the hands clue.
- Choosing Sponge instead of Towel for the drying clue.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the answers to Brain Test 5 Level 40?
Clock, Towel, Fire, Rain, and Chess.
Why is Chess the final answer?
A chess set is black and white and has 32 pieces at the start.