Taking Quizzes

Comprehension quizzes are usually between five and ten questions. Some questions ask you to type a short answer into a blank text box, but most are multiple choice. Read the question to yourself and click the answer that you think fits best.

The words in the questions may be long or hard to read. If you’d like to have the question read to you, click the audio icon next to it to hear it read aloud. When you’ve finished answering a question, click the right arrow to move on to the next question. If you need to go back and change an answer, click the left arrow or a numbered tab along the top of the quiz card to return to the earlier question.

If you need to stop taking a quiz before you finish it, LevelUp will remember that you left the book while taking the quiz. To return to the quiz, find the book in the “Continue Reading" row of your bookshelf and open it. You’ll see the following message:

Depending on what you want to do, click one of the following buttons:

• Complete Quiz returns you to the first quiz question.
• Start from the Beginning takes you to the first page of the book so that you can read it again before restarting the quiz.

At the end of the quiz, you are told how many questions you answered correctly and how many stars you earned. Scroll down to see the answers to the questions. Correct answers appear in green, and incorrect ones appear in red. Scroll back up and click Continue to return to your bookshelf.

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