Quick answer
Read the current identifying clue before using a test on the group of children. Identical outfits are a distraction. The useful information comes from the stated clues and the children's reactions to each test.
- Level
- Level 92
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Identify the Right Child.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
A man faces several rows of almost identical children with yellow hair and red clothing, while test foods and other clues sit nearby. Read the current identifying clue before using a test on the group of children. Base the choice on the clue currently on screen, rather than on the most conspicuous character.
Apply the food tests and watch which candidates are eliminated by their different reactions. Watch the candidates or response buttons after each test so you can distinguish an accepted result from a rejected choice.
Continue with clues about dislikes, teeth and spicy food instead of selecting by position. Treat the next test as a new decision; repeating an earlier answer without reading the new clue can undo the approach.
Use the final remaining test to leave only the child who matches all the clues. Complete the last comparison before selecting the final result, even if the remaining choice initially looks obvious.
Tips
- Identical outfits are a distraction. The useful information comes from the stated clues and the children's reactions to each test.
- Apply the food tests and watch which candidates are eliminated by their different reactions. Watch the candidates or response buttons after each test so you can distinguish an accepted result from a rejected choice.
- Continue with clues about dislikes, teeth and spicy food instead of selecting by position. Treat the next test as a new decision; repeating an earlier answer without reading the new clue can undo the approach.
Common mistakes
- Do not guess the centre child merely because the surrounding candidates look the same.
Frequently asked questions
Can I identify the child from their position?
Do not guess the centre child merely because the surrounding candidates look the same. Identical outfits are a distraction. The useful information comes from the stated clues and the children's reactions to each test.
How should I make the final choice?
Use the final remaining test to leave only the child who matches all the clues. Complete the last comparison before selecting the final result, even if the remaining choice initially looks obvious.
Which scene does the level 92 solution cover?
A man faces several rows of almost identical children with yellow hair and red clothing, while test foods and other clues sit nearby. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.