Multiple choice shows a prompt and up to four options; pick the one that matches. The badge above the prompt names the ask: Choose the definition, Choose the reading, Choose the hiragana, and so on.
Answering
- Tap an option. Nothing is graded yet, so change your mind freely.
- Press Check to lock it in. The button reads Pick one until you choose.
- Read the reveal, then press Continue.
Your speed is measured to the tap that picks the option, so taking a moment before Check costs nothing.
After Check
- Your pick is checked against the entry: it counts right or wrong, no self-rating.
- The correct option is highlighted; a wrong pick is marked beside it.
- The panel names the answer. Tap the speaker to hear it, and on a word question, tap the answer itself for full word details.
Keyboard
- 1 to 4 pick an option.
- Enter checks it.
- Esc pauses; i opens word details.
When the clock runs out
- An option you picked counts as your answer.
- Nothing picked counts as a miss, and the item comes back sooner.
- Options long enough to stack into one column carry no countdown while the length is Auto. A time you set yourself still applies.
Options grow harder
As you get better at an item, its wrong options close in on the right answer: nearer meanings, words that sound alike, look-alike kana and kanji. An option that would also be correct is never offered.
Hidden readings
Some prompts keep their reading behind a toggle above the question. Peeking costs nothing, except on Choose the reading: there the peek hands over the answer's sound, so a correct answer after one comes back sooner.