Profile Perfect Level 76 Answer
Spoiler warning: The solution grid below reveals every teacher, subject, and homeroom assignment for Level 76.
| Trait | Teacher A | Teacher B | Teacher C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teacher | Jennifer | Karen | Andrew |
| Subject | Biology | Art | Phys Ed |
| Class | 12-B | 10-C | 12-A |
Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 76?
Most players get stuck on this level because the subject placements rely on neighbor positions across the three columns. Once you see how the middle spot locks in the remaining subjects and homeroom grades, the teacher names fall into place quickly.
Which Subject Belongs In The Middle Column?
You have three subjects to place across the three teachers: Biology, Phys Ed, and Art.
One clue notes that the Biology and PE teachers are not neighbors. In a three-slot row (Teacher A, Teacher B, and Teacher C), the only two positions that are not neighbors are the two outer ends: Teacher A on the far left and Teacher C on the far right.
Because Biology and Phys Ed must take those two outer spots, neither of them can belong to Teacher B. That leaves Art as the only remaining subject for the middle spot, Teacher B.
How Do You Know Which Outer Teacher Gets Phys Ed And Which Gets Biology?
Once you know Teacher B teaches Art, look at the clue stating that the one to the Art teacher's right teaches handstands.
Teacher B sits in the middle, so the teacher to the Art teacher's right is Teacher C. Teaching handstands refers to Phys Ed, which means Teacher C must be the Phys Ed teacher.
Since the outer positions were reserved for Biology and Phys Ed, assigning Phys Ed to Teacher C leaves Biology for Teacher A.
How Do You Distribute The Three Homeroom Classes?
The three classes in this puzzle are 10-C, 12-A, and 12-B.
Start with the clue mentioning that Teachers A and C have homerooms of the same grade. The only two homerooms sharing a grade number are 12-A and 12-B, which belong to the twelfth grade. This means 12-A and 12-B must be split between Teacher A and Teacher C.
By elimination, the remaining homeroom, 10-C, must belong to Teacher B.
To figure out whether Teacher A gets 12-A or 12-B, look at the clue about the exam asking about the functions of the liver. An exam covering liver functions belongs to the Biology class. Because you already established that Teacher A teaches Biology, homeroom 12-B must go to Teacher A.
That leaves homeroom 12-A as the final class for Teacher C.
Where Do The Teacher Names Go?
The three teacher names to assign are Jennifer, Karen, and Andrew.
Look at the clue stating that only Teacher C has a well-groomed mustache. Andrew is the male teacher in the list, matching the facial hair description, which places Andrew directly in the Teacher C column.
Next, consider the clue about Jennifer wishing to teach class 10-C, but she does not. Because Teacher B is assigned to class 10-C, Jennifer cannot be Teacher B. That leaves Teacher A as the only open spot for Jennifer.
With Andrew at Teacher C and Jennifer at Teacher A, Karen takes the remaining position as Teacher B.
One Clue You Should Not Overthink
The clue stating that homeroom 12-B's exam asks about the functions of the liver sounds like a trivia detail, but it simply pairs the class 12-B with the subject Biology. You do not need any complex biological knowledge beyond recognizing that liver functions are taught in Biology rather than Art or Phys Ed.
Quick Answer Check
To make sure your board is accurate before submitting, check these key pairings: Teacher A should be Jennifer teaching Biology in 12-B, Teacher B should be Karen teaching Art in 10-C, and Teacher C should be Andrew teaching Phys Ed in 12-A.
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